Switzerland is going through a troubled period. The United States just imposed tariffs of 39% last week. It hurts. This situation reinforces the Swiss disinflationary trends, with an CPI that stagnates near 0% year-on-year.
EUR/CHF rises slightly following this news. 0.93539 on October 4, 2025 🔍. A last-minute deal before August 8? The pair could change direction quickly. Who knows.
It seems that EUR/CHF will not experience a real rally until the ECB has clearly finished its easing cycle. Not before next year, apparently. 📊
The pair has been hovering around 0.93 for months. Curiously stable. This situation reflects the contrast between the approaches of the ECB and the SNB. The latter maintains a rate of 0%, rather accommodative.
The Swiss franc remains a safe haven 🛡️. It's in its nature. Investors are watching for any developments on these American tariffs. The impact on the Swiss economy? Not entirely clear.
In 2025, EUR/CHF fluctuated between 0.9231 and 0.9668 CHF per EUR. Annual average of 0.94 CHF per EUR as of August 27, 2025. A slight downward trend, it seems. 📉
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EUR/CHF rising against U.S. tariff pressures on Switzerland 🇪🇺🇨🇭
Switzerland is going through a troubled period. The United States just imposed tariffs of 39% last week. It hurts. This situation reinforces the Swiss disinflationary trends, with an CPI that stagnates near 0% year-on-year.
EUR/CHF rises slightly following this news. 0.93539 on October 4, 2025 🔍. A last-minute deal before August 8? The pair could change direction quickly. Who knows.
It seems that EUR/CHF will not experience a real rally until the ECB has clearly finished its easing cycle. Not before next year, apparently. 📊
The pair has been hovering around 0.93 for months. Curiously stable. This situation reflects the contrast between the approaches of the ECB and the SNB. The latter maintains a rate of 0%, rather accommodative.
The Swiss franc remains a safe haven 🛡️. It's in its nature. Investors are watching for any developments on these American tariffs. The impact on the Swiss economy? Not entirely clear.
In 2025, EUR/CHF fluctuated between 0.9231 and 0.9668 CHF per EUR. Annual average of 0.94 CHF per EUR as of August 27, 2025. A slight downward trend, it seems. 📉