1.1. Switzerland - Japan: imports, exports and trade balance in January 2025. Swiss exports to Japan January 2025: CHF 653,513,949 + 4.9% vs January 2024 Swiss imports from Japan January 2025: CHF 354,997,483 + 42.7% vs January 2024 Trade balance: CHF 298,516.466 in favor of Switzerland. Switzerland - Japan: imports, exports and trade balance in 2024. Swiss exports to Japan 2024: CHF 8,081,541,611 + 6.2% vs 2023 Swiss imports from Japan 2024: CHF 4,630,630,813 + 6.0% vs 2023 Trade balance: CHF 3,450,910,798 in favor of Switzerland. Switzerland - Japan: imports, exports and trade balance in 2023. Swiss exports to Japan 2023: CHF 7,608,367,639 - 18.1% vs 2022 Swiss imports from Japan 2023: CHF 4,369,255,454 + 5.2% vs 2022. Trade balance: CHF 3,239,112,185 in favor of Switzerland. Switzerland - Japan: imports, exports and trade balance in 2022. Swiss exports to Japan 2022: CHF 9,287,770,831 + 22.5% vs 2021. Swiss imports from Japan 2022: CHF 4,154,384,458 + 5.5% vs 2021. Trade balance: CHF 5,133,386,373 in favor of Switzerland. 1.2. Switzerland - Japan import-exports: historical data (1985 - 2021). To see the long-term evolution of Swiss imports from and exports to Japan, data: click here chart: click here 2. Switzerland - Japan: direct investments. 2.1. Japan direct investment in Switzerland. In 2018, companies domiciled in Japan invested CHF 780 million in Switzerland. At the end of 2018, (latest data available), Japanese capital stock in Switzerland amounted to CHF 27,6 billion. 2.2. Swiss direct investment in Japan. In 2018, Swiss companies invested CHF 2.3 billion in Japan, At the end of 2018 (last data available), Swiss direct investment in Japan amounted to CHF 16.6 billion. About 230 Swiss companies are legally present in Japan, with representative offices, branch offices or subsidiary companies. The JETRO Invest Japan Report 2018 (latest available) shows that Switzerland was the seventh main investor in Japan at the end of 2017, after the USA, the Netherlands, France, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands. Sources: - - Swiss National Bank - International Economic Affairs. - - JETRO Invest Japan Report 2018.. 3. Main bilateral agreements. 3.1. Free Trade Agreement. On September 01, 2009, a “Free Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement” entered into effect between Switzeland and Japan. It was seen as the most important trade agreement signed by Switzerland since the 1972 FTA between Switzerland and the European Community. Among the topics covered by this FTEPA are customs tarifs, rules of origin, investment protection, intellectual property, access to public markets, etc. 3.2. Double Taxation Agreement. The revised Double Taxation Agreement DTA with Japan was signed on May 21, 2011 and entered into force on January 01, 2012.

SWITZERLAND - JAPAN: intense trade and investments. 1. Swiss imports, exports and trade balances.