EUR/CHF: Banks forecast a slightly weaker Swiss franc

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02.09.2019

Michael Wüst

In recent months, the Swiss franc has strengthened significantly against the Euro. Therefore, we have summarised the latest exchange rate forecasts of various banks: On average, a slight weakening of the Swiss franc is expected again in the coming quarters.

Only EUR/CHF forecasts that were updated in the last 3 months and published in the Bloomberg information system were taken into account in the analysis. In total, we have analyzed the forecasts of 44 financial institutions.

For about a month, EUR/CHF has been trading between 1.0850 and 1.0930. Thus, it is all the more surprising that no bank predicts a decline below EUR/CHF 1.0500 in the coming quarters. Based on the averages, a slightly weaker Swiss franc is expected overall.

The data show how difficult it is to predict exchange rates. That is why it is worthwhile to develop a hedging strategy tailored to individual needs.

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Michael Wüst

As CEO and Co-Founder of amnis, Michael is driven by a clear vision: to reshape international banking and give small and medium-sized companies the same global financial capabilities traditionally reserved for large corporations. With a strong background in finance and treasury management, he regularly publishes expert insights on foreign exchange, international payments and expense management. Michael’s articles help businesses navigate currency volatility, optimise their cross-border payments, and automate their financial operations. Follow him on LinkedIn for the latest industry trends and strategic guidance.