Swiss National Bank Raises Willingness to Counter Franc's 'Excessive' Appreciation
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DECRYPTAGE - A safe haven par excellence, the Swiss franc has been much appreciated since Donald Trump's return to the White House. Export companies focus on products with higher added value.
In geopolitical crises, investors shift their capital increasingly into value-stable investment forms – like the Swiss franc. Why the central bank signals willingness to act.
Swiss Franc surges to decade highs against the Euro before SNB threats cool CHF markets
The Swiss Franc was the standout safe-haven performer on early Monday trading, rallying sharply against the Euro and most major currencies as the US-Israeli military strikes on Iran triggered a broad flight to safety. EUR/CHF plunged to around 0.9030 in early Asian trade, its lowest since the Swiss National Bank (SNB) removed its Euro peg in 2015, before recovering to close near 0.9110 as the SNB’s intervention warning took effect. Against the U…
In line with the escalation in the Middle East, the Swiss currency has reached its highest level against the euro for more than a decade. To curb the surge in the franc, the SNB states that it is ready to intervene in the foreign exchange marketThe sharp rise in tensions in the Middle East has revived the reflexes of prudence on the markets.After the joint strikes led by the United States and Israel in Iran, investors have turned to the safe hav…
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