Weekly analysis of the Swiss Franc Euro pair
The Swiss Franc Refuses to Drop
Hello everyone, As the holiday season approaches, the EUR/CHF exchange rates remain volatile following the meetings of three central banks. Last week, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) made a strong monetary policy move to curb the appreciation of the Swiss franc, which has been detrimental to exports. However, it appears the SNB's efforts have not yet yielded the desired results, with the EUR/CHF returning to its previous levels.
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A Sharp Slowdown for the Swiss Franc
Good morning The EUR/CHF exchange rate has long been characterized by significant fluctuations, particularly during central bank meetings, such as those of the Swiss National Bank (SNB). Yesterday, two central banks convened: the SNB kicked off the day with a surprising move, while the European Central Bank (ECB) wrapped it up. Between these two monetary policy meetings, the EUR/CHF exchange rate soared, with the euro strengthening against the Swiss franc.
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EUR/CHF Before the SNB Meeting
One week before the Swiss National Bank (SNB) meeting, the censure of the French government was widely expected by experts to drag European financial markets into turmoil. Many anticipated a decline in the euro against the dollar, given that France, the eurozone’s second-largest economy, carries significant weight within the bloc. Yet, the EUR/CHF exchange rate remained unfazed.
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A chill wind blows over EUR CHF
We last left the EUR/CHF currency pair seemingly stable around the 0.9400 level. However, this was before the euro’s tumble against the dollar in the aftermath of the U.S. elections. While the “Trump trade” effect has waned in financial markets, the greenback’s strength continues to weigh heavily on the euro, especially today, which in turn impacts the EUR/CHF exchange rate. Will the Swiss National Bank (SNB) allow its currency to decouple from the euro, at the risk of jeopardizing Switzerland’s economy?
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