EURCHF is currently rangebound between 0.91 and 0.93 due to geopolitical tensions, but is expected to move higher as the ECB's hawkish stance widens the yield gap over the SNB.
Key Takeaways
- 1.EURCHF is expected to remain in a 0.91–0.93 range while the Iran conflict continues, supported by improved risk sentiment and ECB rate hike expectations.
- 2.The euro holds a 2-percentage point yield advantage over the Swiss franc, which is expected to widen as the ECB hikes rates while the SNB remains on hold.
- 3.A lasting peace deal in the Middle East would likely lead EURCHF to test and stabilize at the 0.93 level.
Table of Contents
- What kept the pair in the range?
- In most scenarios, unlikely to revisit 0.90
- Investment considerations:
- Appendix
- Risk information
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Authors
Constantin BolzClémence Dumoncel
Securities
EURCHF
Themes
Central Bank DivergenceGeopolitical RiskYield Advantage
Regions
EuropeMiddle EastSwitzerlandIran
