EUR/CHFEUR and CHF currency trading
The EUR/CHF is another popular currency pair for traders, especially in Europe. The EUR/CHF consists of 2 currencies which create a 'pair'. In this case, the Euro is the 'base' currency, and Swiss Franc is the 'counter' or 'quote' currency. EUR/CHF is actually a comparison of the value of one currency in relation to the other. For example, the quotation EUR/CHF 1.50 means that one EUR is exchanged for 1.50 Swiss francs. If the quote moves from EUR/CHF 1.50 to EUR/CHF 1.60, the Euro is getting stronger and the Swiss franc weaker. In this case, you would buy if you expected that the Euro would continue to strengthen against the Franc.
Frequently there is a negative correlation between the EUR/CHF and the EUR/USD so that often a rise (or fall) in EUR/CHF is accompanied by a fall (rise) in EUR/USD. As both countries are major commodity exporters, both currencies are influenced by commodity prices, with the CHF specifically affected by oil prices.On this page you will find information about factors which influence the price of EUR/CHF including real-time quotes direct from our trading platform. Daily news and analysis is readily available with FOREXYARD to help with your investment decisions.
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