The Swiss franc could extend its recent decline if optimism over a Ukraine-Russia ceasefire deal reduces safe-haven demand and data Thursday show Swiss inflation eased in January, ING said.
The Swiss franc could appreciate in coming months as the Swiss National Bank is unlikely to return to negative interest rates, Commerzbank analyst Michael Pfister says in a note.
The Swiss franc was flat, but its safe-haven credentials suggest further strength, and if the eurozone comes under pressure from internal politics or a trade war with the U.S. EUR/CHF could fall to 0.
A man is on trial for distributing counterfeit EUR 100 notes, which authorities describe as ‘extremely high quality’.
Net new money at Pictet fell last year to 11 billion Swiss francs ($12 billion), a decline of around 31% from the previous ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) -The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc gained while the U.S. dollar ... the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note dropped 6 basis points to a one-month low of 4.561% ...
Strong appetite for sub-benchmark pair â—† Julius Baer issues in dollars after no replacement of Swiss franc AT1 last year â—† ...
New deal marks the first broadly wholesale capital issuance in Swiss francs after Credit Suisse's demise, say local bankers ...
Swiss franc and Japanese yen rise as investors seek ... over the last two years," Saxo Bank strategist John Hardy says in a note. If this triggers a mini-crash in equities on the need to reassess ...
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