0.918USD
Today
+0.09%
5 Days
-0.80%
1 Month
-1.06%
6 Months
-1.55%
Year to Date
-1.39%
1 Year
-2.90%
Opening Price
0.917Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is mixed.
below 0.9171, expect 0.9159 and 0.9152.
rebound towards 0.9207
Commerzbank's Michael Pfister discusses the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) potential intervention in the EUR/CHF currency pair. The report suggests that the SNB is likely to tolerate levels below 0.92, given the current market dynamics and the absence of significant appreciation in the Swiss Franc.

The USD/CHF has broken below 0.7800, raising concerns in Zurich as the trade-weighted Swiss Franc approaches new all-time highs. Analysts suggest that if this trend continues, the Swiss National Bank may need to consider negative rates again. Resistance is noted at 0.7800/7810 for USD/CHF.

The USD/CHF has broken below 0.7800, raising concerns in Zurich as the trade-weighted Swiss Franc approaches new all-time highs. Analysts suggest that if this trend continues, the Swiss National Bank may need to consider negative rates again. Resistance is noted at 0.7800/7810 for USD/CHF.

The Swiss Franc (CHF) attracts fresh buyers against the Euro (EUR) on Tuesday, as renewed US-EU trade war concerns weigh on risk appetite and lift demand for defensive currencies. At the time of writing, EUR/CHF trades around 0.9265, hovering near its lowest level since December 26.

Switzerland faces mild deflationary pressure as December PPI fell -1.8% y/y and January CPI barely stayed positive at 0.1%, keeping markets alert to potential SNB rate cuts.

The Swiss Franc (CHF) outperformed all G10 peers, reaffirming its role as the preferred safe-haven currency amid renewed global uncertainty.

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