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[la forge] 20/5/2020 11:29

1.0584CHF
-0.0029-0.27%

[waldron] 20/5/2020 07:10

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0612CHF
-0.0001-0.01%

[waldron] 18/5/2020 06:28

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0514CHF
-0.0003-0.03%

[waldron] 14/5/2020 17:47

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0506CHF
-0.0012-0.12%

[waldron] 14/5/2020 13:49

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0509CHF
-0.0009-0.09%

[waldron] 12/5/2020 06:41

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0517CHF
+0.0001+0.01%

[waldron] 11/5/2020 16:51

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0519CHF
-0.0004-0.04%

[waldron] 11/5/2020 07:25

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0532CHF
+0.0009+0.08%

[adrian j boris] 05/5/2020 11:05

1.0521CHF
-0.0007-0.07%

[waldron] 04/5/2020 18:01

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0526CHF
-0.0030-0.28%

[adrian j boris] 04/5/2020 08:31

1.0535CHF
-0.0021-0.20%

[adrian j boris] 29/4/2020 10:02

Franc Slide Doesn’t Mean SNB Is Done Intervening Just Yet
By Anooja Debnath
28 avril 2020 à 14:00 UTC+2 Updated on 28 avril 2020 à 17:49 UTC+2

Euro-franc at 1.05 seems to be SNB’s ‘line in sand’: TD Bank
Morgan Stanley, Commerzbank foresee more action from SNB

The franc’s weakness against the euro might provide some relief to the Swiss National Bank -- just don’t count on an immediate end to its interventions.

The Swiss currency fell to its weakest in a month earlier Tuesday on improved market sentiment and moves by the SNB to rein in the haven asset. Policy makers appear to have staged their biggest intervention in the foreign exchange markets since 2015 last week, and Morgan Stanley and Commerzbank AG say more may be looming.

[waldron] 29/4/2020 07:15

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0557CHF
+0.0008+0.07%

[ariane] 28/4/2020 09:46

1.0585CHF
+0.0019+0.18%

[grupo guitarlumber] 23/4/2020 10:18

1.0512CHF
-0.0004-0.04%

[waldron] 23/4/2020 06:45

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0515CHF
-0.0001-0.01%

[sarkasm] 22/4/2020 10:56

EUR/CHF Outlook: Huge SNB Currency Intervention Slows, Breakout Ahead?
Apr 22, 2020 11:30 AM +02:00
Justin McQueen, Analyst
EUR/CHF Analysis and Talking Points

Slowing SNB Intervention Signals Tolerance for Lower EUR/CHF
Option Markets Caution Downside Risks
Eyes on Eurogroup

SNB Intervention: Historic volatility across multiple assets amid the coronavirus led recession. However, one pair that has remained muted, albeit with a modest grinder lower, has been EUR/CHF. Among the contributing factors is intervention by the SNB to stem the appreciation in the Swiss Franc. This has been signaled by rising sight deposits, which recently rose to its highest levels since the aftermath of the 2015 EUR/CHF peg removal. In turn, this likely signals that the SNB has an unofficial peg in EUR/CHF at 1.05.

CHF Strength is Here to Stay: With that being said, the past couple of weeks have shown that the SNB’s intervention has only slowed the appreciation in the Swiss Franc as opposed to reversing its gains. As such, with downside risks remaining, particularly due to the collapse in oil prices, safe-haven flows are likely to keep the Swiss Franc firm and thus putting further pressure for 1.05 to hold. Alongside this, perhaps more notably, the domestic sight deposits have slowed down over the past couple of weeks, which may hint that the SNB is winding down their activity in FX markets.

[waldron] 22/4/2020 07:44

EURCHF:CUR
EUR-CHF X-RATE
1.0530CHF
+0.0002+0.02%

[rhomboid] 21/4/2020 17:00

‘ Perhaps one might draw some infrerence about the ability of the two different types of investor to assess value‘

Agreed🙂

Ex holder here...like it a lot but prefer Billington...which incidentally has more cash in the bank than SFR ..which in these uncertain times is relevant

[cc2014] 21/4/2020 11:33

BILN is loved by the private investor. Reguarly ramped on Twitter etc.

SFR owned by institutions with hardly a PI apart from ex-employees.


Perhaps one might draw some infrerence about the ability of the two different types of investor to assess value.