Swiss Charts
| Week Starting | Top 100 Singles #1 | Top 100 Albums #1 | Top 100 Singles Highest N.E. | |||
| January 1 | Madonna | "Hung Up" | Robbie Williams | Intensive Care | Eminem | "When I'm Gone" (#15) |
| January 8 | Mattafix | "Big City Life" | Robbie Williams | Intensive Care | Clémence | "Sans Défense" (#62) |
| January 15 | Mattafix | "Big City Life" | Robbie Williams | Intensive Care | Mylène Farmer | "Redonne-Moi" (#31) |
| January 22 | Mattafix | "Big City Life" | Robbie Williams | Intensive Care | Mary J. Blige | "Be Without You" (#8) |
| January 29 | Mattafix | "Big City Life" | Robbie Williams | Intensive Care | Sean Paul | "Ever Blazin'" (#11) |
| February 5 | Mattafix | "Big City Life" | James Blunt | Back To Bedlam | Eros Ramazzotti and Anastacia | "I Belong To You (Il Ritmo Della Passione)" (#2) |
| February 12 | Eros Ramazzotti and Anastacia | "I Belong To You (Il Ritmo Della Passione)" | James Blunt | Back To Bedlam | Ch!pz | "1001 Arabian Nights" (#4) |
| February 19 | Eros Ramazzotti and Anastacia | "I Belong To You (Il Ritmo Della Passione)" | James Blunt | Back To Bedlam | 50 Cent | "Hustler's Ambition" (#10) |
| February 26 | Eros Ramazzotti and Anastacia | "I Belong To You (Il Ritmo Della Passione)" | James Blunt | Back To Bedlam | US5 | "Come Back To Me Baby" (#4) |
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