0.806
Today
+0.25%
5 Days
+1.46%
1 Month
+2.84%
6 Months
+1.53%
Year to Date
+1.74%
1 Year
-1.44%
Opening Price
0.804Previous Closing Price
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The MACD must penetrate its zero line to expect further downside.
above 0.8085, look for 0.8105 and 0.8117.
target 0.8029
The Swiss Franc is the weakest major into the weekly close, dragging USD/CHF to a fresh high for the year. The tidy explanation is a wartime safe-haven bid unwinding now that the US and Iran have struck a deal; the trouble is that the Franc was never much of a haven in this war.
USD/CHF extends gains on Friday even as the US Dollar (USD) eases slightly after rising to more than one-year highs earlier in the day.
MUFG’s Derek Halpenny says the Swiss Franc underperformed after the SNB left rates at zero, but only minor inflation forecast revisions underline expectations of persistently low Swiss inflation.
The USD/CHF pair builds on this week's solid rebound from the 0.7900 mark and gains strong follow-through positive traction for the third consecutive day on Friday.
• Diverging monetary policies between the Federal Reserve and Swiss National Bank drive USD/CHF gains. • Swiss National Bank officials reiterated their commitment to intervene against Swiss franc currency appreciation. • Easing geopolitical risks reduced demand for the Swiss franc as a safe-haven asset.
The USD/CHF pair advances to around 0.8075, the highest since December 10, 2025, during the early European session on Friday.
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