0.806USD
Today
+0.15%
5 Days
+0.32%
1 Month
-0.00%
6 Months
-2.97%
Year to Date
-11.10%
1 Year
-7.91%
Opening Price
0.804Previous Closing Price
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Short positions below 0.8075 with targets at 0.8030 & 0.8015 in extension.
above 0.8075 look for further upside with 0.8090 & 0.8105 as targets.
short positions below 0.8075 with targets at 0.8030 & 0.8015 in extension.
The US Dollar is faring better than the Swiss Franc amid the cautious market mood on Friday.

Switzerland Foreign Currency Reserves declined to 725B in October from previous 727B

The USD/CHF pair edges higher to near 0.8075 during the early European session on Friday, bolstered by renewed US Dollar (USD) demand. The preliminary reading of the U-Mich Consumer Sentiment survey will be published later on Friday.

USD/CHF weakens on Thursday, down 0.35% around 0.8070 at the time of writing. Risk-off sentiment dominates the markets, supporting demand for safe-haven assets such as the Swiss Franc (CHF), while US political uncertainty continues to weigh on the US Dollar (USD).

The USD/CHF pair struggles to extend its over-a-week-long rally above the 11-week high of 0.8125 posted on Wednesday. During the late Asian trading session, the Swiss Franc pair trades marginally down to near 0.8095.

USD/CHF trades around 0.8100 on Wednesday at the time of writing, virtually unchanged on the day after pulling back from a three-month high of 0.8124 hit earlier as data from the United States (US) supports the US Dollar (USD).

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