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FX Street
Nov 27
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Published at 12:33 (GMT) 27 Nov One of the biggest advantages that a planning department for large multinational companies can have is at least relatively stable exchange rates. But in recent months, this has been increasingly difficult in a...
FX Street
Nov 24
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Published at 02:26 (GMT) 24 Nov Peacemaking or Mending Fences? Given the possibly increasing strains between DPJ Government and the independent BoJ after series of "Asleep, quite weak" comments aimed at the central bank before communications start...
FX Street
Nov 11
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Low volume today, makes a hard exercise trading today; however, with EUR/CHF at 1.5100, close to the 1.5080 non official intervention zone, USD/CHF could be a nice choice today; close to the yearly low, at 1.0030, a break under that level, and an...
Daily FX
Oct 9
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The EURCHF and EURCAD are nearing breakout territory (the former from a triangle and the latter from a head and shoulders top). The Yen is weak and patterns...
Daily FX
Oct 6
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The demand for yield has once again soared and the currency market has responded in kind. Rallies from high-yielding currencies and plunges from those...
FX Street
Oct 6
Comment
Interval: H1 Resistance: 1,5126; 1,5145 Support: 1,5094; 1,5074 After the appreciation of the Swiss franc , which lasted four days till the 30st of September (potentially wave 1), the market is currently drawing wave C of the corrective movement...
FX Street
Oct 2
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Published at 03:03 (GMT) 02 Oct USD/CHF above 1.0400 on back of firmer USD, while EUR/CHF edging a tad lower at 1.5135-40, as EUR/JPY, EUR/GBP, EUR come under pressure ahead of G7; on concerns Eurozone may bring out strong Euro at G7 Istanbul....
Daily FX
Sep 30
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The EURCHF is approaching the apex of its nearly year long triangle so beware of a break. The break from a large EURCAD downsloping wedge is bullish but...
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This article describes a Currency Pair - the value of one nation's currency converted to another for trade on a foreign exchange market. View articles referencing this pair. |
The EUR/CHF currency pair specifies how many Swiss Francs are needed to purchase 1 Euro. In other words, the value of this currency pair is quoted as 1 Euro per x Swiss Francs.
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