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USDCHF
In this section, you will find important USDCHF news, actionable trading ideas, and a live USDCHF chart to help you understand how the Swiss Franc trades vs. the US Dollar.
The USDCHF Forex pair is one of the most commonly traded pairs in the Forex market, presenting the sixth-largest volume worldwide according to a survey by the Bank for International Settlements. USDCHF also is known as Swissie between forex traders, is the ticker symbol in fx markets that represents how many Swiss Francs you can buy with one US dollar. The Swissie launched in 1850, has long been recognized as a safe-haven currency for international traders. This is because of the stability of the Swiss economy and the low inflation in the country. Switzerland is a major global banking center and that adds to CHF strength.
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The Swiss Franc has traditionally been known as a safe haven currency, and is usually a focus for traders when...
European calendar starts with the USDCHF traders awaiting the Switzerland July CPI figures at 6:30GMT and Switzerland July manufacturing PMI...
The US Non-Farm Payrolls report for July was released roughly an hour ago, and the figures were largely disappointing. Not...
USDCHF traders start the week at 5:45GMT with the release of Switzerland July SECO consumer confidence while at 6:30GMT will...
Switzerland June retail sales came in at +0.7% topping expectations of -1.7% y/y and pushes USDCHF close to daily low...
According to reports monitored from the Chinese news agency Xinhua, a high-powered conference call has taken place between the Chinese...
The latest CFTC Commitment of Traders Report shows that the net long positions on the USD fell moderately last week;...
In a light European forex calendar today the USDCHF traders await the Switzerland July trade balance data due 6:00GMT. Germany...
A gradual improvement in the financial markets’ risk sentiment has helped the USDCHF to gain back some of the ground...