Share: Economists at Citigroup expect the Swiss Franc (CHF) to weaken as the Swiss National Bank (SNB) may have ended its tightening cycle. CHF biased toward an extended period of underperformance The SNB’s pause at its September meeting at a 1.75% terminal rate likely signals an end to its tightening cycle which leaves CHF
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RBC Capital Markets provides a comprehensive look into the Swiss franc (CHF) as the Swiss National Bank (SNB) gears up for its third quarterly meeting of the year. The financial giant discusses its favourite CHF trade and offers an analysis of positioning in CHF pairs, notably USD/CHF. Key Points: SNB Meeting Anticipation: The forward curve