| In this section, the Swiss franc displays fresh and new publications on this subject, published on the Apostolidi blog |
In conditions of global economic uncertainty, investors are traditionally looking for “quiet harbor” to protect their assets. Gold and Swiss Frank (CHF) for a long time were considered such refugees, offering stability and liquidity during periods ... [...]
Read furtherAgainst the background of growing tension in the Middle East and persistent uncertainty in the global economy, the Swiss franc (CHF) is increasingly considered as a preferred guest currency. (Further ...) [...]
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The bank predicts a further decrease in bets and the weakening of the franc. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherThe Swiss franc, traditionally considered an asset-guide, has recently demonstrated signs of vulnerability. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherUBS revised its interest rate on Switzerland, waiting for its reduction to 0.0% at the upcoming June meeting, compared with the current level of 0.25%. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherHSBC* expects that trade vulnerability and intervention of the Swiss National Bank will weaken the Swiss currency. Upon preservation of the euro at the same level, it is predicted that the EUR/CHF course will strengthen to 0.9520. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherAccording to the latest Rabobank*forecasts, the GBP/CHF course in a month will be 1.12, which indicates cautious moods in the near future. (Further ...) [...]
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