US Dollar/Swiss Franc

USD/CHF dips to 2011 lows as Fed policy worries and U.S. shutdown fears push the dollar down, while the Swiss franc strengthens as a safe‑haven currency.

USD/CHF falls to a 2011 low as risk‑aversion, Fed outlooks and SNB policy rally the franc – traders eye the 0.7800 resistance for a possible reversal.

USD/CHF hovers near 0.80, awaiting US NFP and Swiss CPI; traders eye a breakout or retreat as safe‑haven franc holds steady amid market uncertainty.

USD/CHF gains 0.5% as safe‑haven demand drives the dollar up to 0.7960, while Swiss retail sales miss forecasts keeping the franc flat.

USD/CHF

USD/CHF stays flat at 0.7950 as traders await U.S. CPI, Michigan Sentiment and Fed‑rate signals, weighing Fed‑cut hopes against dollar strength.

USD/CHF: U.S. economic resilience and Fed easing hopes lift the dollar to 0.80‑level, while a neutral SNB keeps the Swiss franc subdued – watch 0.8076 resistance for the next move.

USD/CHF trade‑deal optimism: Swiss franc gains as US‑Swiss talks progress, dollar steadied by short‑term fiscal confidence and Fed pause.

USD/CHF holds near 0.8080 as US dollar strength and safe‑haven demand shape the pair’s short‑term movement; await consumer sentiment data for the next breakout.

USD/CHF falls 0.35% to 0.8070 on 6 Nov 2025 as US political risk drives safe‑haven demand, but SNB’s dovish stance keeps the trend bullish.