Short-term indicators
Short-term indicators are statistics that enable economic trends to be tracked over a short period of time.
They are used to monitor trends in indicators such as economic activity, prices or employment.
Total economy and prices
Balance of payments
- Current account for Luxembourg - N
National accounts
- National accounts and public finances
Public finances
- National accounts and public finances>
- Expenditures and revenues of public finances
Economic outlook
- Key figures
- Macroeconomic forecast
Prices
Population and employment
Domestic payroll employment
- by activity
- by activity (seasonally adjusted data)
- by citizenship and country of residence
- by citizenship and country of residence (seasonally adjusted data)
- by gender
- by gender (seasonally adjusted data)
Employment and unemployment
- Employment and unemployment (raw data)
- Employment, unemployment, rate (seasanally adjusted data)
Population
- Deaths per month, week, day and age
- Application for international protection
Enterprises
Turnover index in retail trade
- Turnover and volume of sales indices in wholesale and retail trade
International trade
- Foreign trade of Luxembourg - H1
- Unit value indexes and terms of trade - H2
- Partner countries and product categories
- Real exchange rate
Construction and dwelling
- Building permits - G
- Indices of industrial activity and construction
- Output price index in construction - A2
- Acquisition prices for dwellings - C
Business demography
- Dashboard bankruptcies (French version)
Business opinion surveys
- Trade
- Construction - J2
- Industry - J1
- Services
- monthly results
- quarterly results
- monthly results
Industry
- Indices of industrial activity and construction
Tourism
- Arrivals and overnights
Transport
- New registration of cars - D
- Road freight transport
Territory, environment and energy
Environment
- CO2 emissions from energy combustion
Energy
- Electricity gross consumption
- Gross consumption by product
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