Exchange Rates UK Research's latest April 2026 survey of major investment banks shows the EUR/CHF exchange rate is expected to gradually recover from current levels near 0.9150 towards the 0.93–0.95 region through 2027, suggesting banks increasingly expect some easing in Swiss franc strength. The latest poll also highlights a notable.
EURCHF currency pair recently reversed from the support zone between the support level 0.9150 (which has been reversing the price from the end of March), lower daily Bollinger Band and the 38.2% Fibonacci correction of the upward impulse from March.
EUR/CHF remains rangebound and headline-driven, with 0.92 as key resistance and 0.91 as the main support zone to watch for a potential rebound.
The Swiss franc stabilizes after weakening against most currencies over the last few weeks.
Risk appetite is trying to improve on Wednesday, as traders are watching the Middle East for clues about peace.
The Swiss franc will be in the spotlight this week, as investors focus on the upcoming Federal Reserve and Swiss National Bank (SNB) interest rate decisions. The USD/CHF exchange rate was trading at 0.7850, down by 15% from its highest point in 2025.
EUR/CHF rises as traders trim CHF longs ahead of ECB, SNB decisions
The Euro to Swiss Franc exchange rate held close to 0.9033 on Wednesday, remaining near multi-year lows after the pair briefly slipped below the 0.90 level earlier this week. The move marked the first break under 0.90 since the turbulent period following the Swiss National Bank's removal of the EUR/CHF floor in 2015.
Risk-off sentiment continues to prevail in today's Asia session, despite US President Trump's assurance to provide naval escorts for oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil flow chokepoint, and the US International Development Finance Corporation's offer to provide insurance guarantees for energy transportation vessels.
Risk-off sentiment dominates as fears of a Strait of Hormuz closure intensify despite US naval escort assurances. Oil trades near $76, gold advances, and Asian equities slide sharply.
Intraday bias in EUR/CHF is turned neutral first with current rebound. Price actions from 0.9026 are viewed as a near term consolidation pattern only.