Thinking of trading USD/CHF?
- 1. Switzerland has been for a long time a key banking center for customers around the world, the secrecy with which they maintain their banking operations has made them one of the more desirable locations for storing cash. This has helped to bring considerable strength to the Swiss Franc. 2. The Swiss franc is the most attractive currency to use for short legs in FX trades, holding all else equal, as Switzerland's overnight interest rate is the lowest in the world. That means in strong global economic environments, the franc is often used by traders as the short leg in buying currencies with high interest rates. This is called carry trading.
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Trading CFDs involves significant risk of loss
Trade USD/CHF with Fondex. Our CFD trading platform is engineered to provide you with optimal execution speed while allowing you to access 3 different trading methods on the same interface.
1. In the case of Switzerland, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) wants a weak franc. It is doing this because it wants to boost inflation to rid the country of its deflationary problems that have plagued it for the better part of the past decade. This will make the Pair relatively stable, as CHF will never spike up out of control of the SNB. 2. Many consider the Swiss franc as a market hedge, similar to gold, or else a basic way to diversify a portfolio. In good times, you will typically see it appreciate relative to positive-carry assets, such as currencies like the Australian dollar (AUD).
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