USD/CHF
USDCHF0.81769CHF
Today
+0.44%
5 Days
-3.98%
1 Month
-7.35%
6 Months
-4.72%
Year to Date
-9.72%
1 Year
-10.27%
Key Data Points
Opening Price
0.8175Previous Closing Price
0.81409Indicators
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USD/CHF Trading Strategy
Trading Strategy
Short positions below 0.8210 with targets at 0.8095 & 0.8050 in extension.
Alternative scenario
above 0.8210 look for further upside with 0.8255 & 0.8290 as targets.
Comment
short positions below 0.8210 with targets at 0.8095 & 0.8050 in extension.
USD/CHF News
USD/CHF climbs above 0.8150 after rebounding from lowest since September 2011
The USD/CHF pair edges higher in early Asian trading on Monday, hovering around the 0.8170 mark after recording losses in the past two consecutive sessions. Market participants are eyeing the release of Switzerland’s Producer and Import Prices for March, due later in the day.
USD/CHF bounces off lows near the 0.8100 zone, tariffs eyed
On Friday, Beijing dramatically ramped up tariffs on US imports to 125%, striking back at President Trump's move to hike duties on Chinese goods to 145%. This countermeasure has ramped up the tension in a trade war that now threatens to upend global supply chains.
CHF: Betting on no SNB intervention – ING
The Swiss franc had its biggest one-day rally since 2015 yesterday, emerging as the preferred recipient of safe-haven flows leaving the dollar.
USD/CHF slumps to weakest level since September 2011 below 0.8200
After losing nearly 4% on the day on Thursday, USD/CHF continues to push lower on Friday and trades at its weakest level since September 2011 at around 0.8150.
Is the Global Monetary System Entering a Century-Defining Shift? Dollar Plummets Below 100, as Euro and Yen Surge
TradingKey – This week, the U.S. dollar continued its decline, while traditional safe-haven currencies such asthe Japanese yen, euro, and Swiss franc rallied. Trump’s unpredictable tariff shifts have eroded investor confidence in both the U.S. economy and its government’s credibility.
EUR/CHF falls below 0.93 amid market turmoil – ING
Elsewhere, the Norwegian krone is having a good rally today, ING’s FX analyst Chris Turner notes.
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