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- EUR/CHF should continue to trade at levels around 0.96 for now – Commerzbank
EUR/CHF should continue to trade at levels around 0.96 for now – Commerzbank
Economists at Commerzbank expect the EUR/CHF pair to trade around the 0.96 mark for the time being.
SNB might accept moderate CHF depreciation medium-term if price pressure continues to ease
The sudden moves in EUR/CHF over the past days suggest that the SNB is trying to prevent the franc from depreciating with the help of interventions, which would point towards a continued restrictive approach on the part of the SNB. That means EUR/CHF should continue to trade at levels around 0.96 for now.
If price pressure in Switzerland continues to ease, which we assume, the SNB might accept moderate CHF depreciation medium-term, as a strong franc is putting pressure on the economy. Once inflation reaches the level of price stability on a sustainable basis it makes little sense to keep the currency at (artificially) high levels.
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