Last week we raised the question of what the Swiss National Bank is waiting for and why they haven’t intervened. In that article we said “Everyone has an uncle point and for the SNB there is no question that we are nearing that level…” At that time, EUR/CHF was trading at 1.4272 and [...]
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SNB Intervenes in the Swiss Franc!
April 1, 2010
Why the SNB Has Not Intervened in the CHF
March 23, 2010
For the eighth trading day in a row, EUR/CHF has failed to rally. The Swiss Franc even ended the day at a fresh record high against the euro as traders test the resolve of the Swiss National Bank. This has led many currency traders to wonder What is the SNB Waiting For? Why haven’t they [...]
Swiss National Bank Intervenes in Currency Market
March 12, 2009
Switzerland has officially adopted a beggar thy neighbor policy approach by intervening in the currency market. This morning, they cut interest rates by 25bp to 0.25 percent matching U.S. levels. They have officially embarked on Quantitative easing and will be buying domestic and foreign bonds (fully synopsis of SNB rate decision) . [...]
EUR/CHF on a Tear - The Swiss Are Going Crazy
January 30, 2009
The Swiss are going crazy because they can’t figure out what to do with their currency. Yesterday, EUR/CHF collapsed after SNB President Roth ruled out intervention. This morning, the currency pair completely reversed its earlier losses because the Finance Minister said that the government would support the SNB in selling Swiss Francs. [...]
EUR/CHF Tanks After SNB Comments
January 29, 2009
Like Florida weather, the Swiss National Bank can’t make up their mind about whether they want to intervene in the currency market or not. Last week, the Swiss franc collapsed after SNB Vice President Hildebrand said point blank that “they could also intervene in the currency markets to prevent “renewed appreciation” of the franc. [...]
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