Convert AUD to CHF - Australian dollar to Switzerland Franc Exchange Rate

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What impacts the AUD/CHF exchange rate

The AUD/CHF currency pair denotes the trading of the Australian dollar against the Swiss Franc. Although not a very popular pair to trade in the forex market, this is an exciting forex pair that sees ample volatility and offers several opportunities for experienced forex traders to earn some pips.The AUD is known as a commodity currency, as its value is closely correlated with the prices of key commodities such as gold, iron ore and coal - all of which are important exports from Australia and contribute significantly to its economy. Whenever the prices of these commodities increase, the AUD gains strength and the AUD/CHF pair trades bullish as a result.Meanwhile, the CHF is one of the most popular safe haven currencies that forex traders turn to whenever markets trade with high levels of uncertainty, owing to geopolitical tensions or signs of strain in the global economy. As a result, in times of heightened economic uncertainty, traders move away from riskier currencies like the AUD and towards the safety of currencies like the CHF, turning the AUD/CHF currency pair bearish. On the other hand, whenever the risk sentiment in global markets picks up, the AUD/CHF benefits as investors move towards trading riskier currencies like the Australian dollar.

AUD to CHF exchange rate - FAQ

How do central bank decisions affect the exchange rate of AUD/CHF?

The AUD/CHF forex pair sees price action upon the release of monetary policy and interest rate decisions by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Swiss National Bank (SNB). Whenever either central bank announces a hawkish monetary policy or hikes interest rates, it strengthens the respective currency. For instance, if the RBA announces an increase in interest rates, it turns the AUD stronger and causes AUD/CHF to trade bullish, and vice versa.

What are some of the economic data that drive volatility in AUD/CHF?

The exchange rate of the AUD/CHF currency pair is also heavily influenced by the release of important economic data from Australia and Switzerland. Some of the important economic data releases that affect the value of this pair include GDP, employment, inflation, business sentiment and trade balance.

How volatile are AUD and CHF?

On average, the AUD/CHF currency pair experiences a movement of around 60 pips.