The Swiss franc erased losses against the US Dollar during the last three hours and also climbed versus its European rivals. USD/CHF dropped back below the parity level and accelerate to the downside.

USD/CHF sharp reversal

Earlier the pair peaked at 1.0039, the strongest level since in a month amid a general decline of the Swiss franc in the market, that triggered speculations about a possible intervention from the Swiss National Bank.

Recently the US dollar turned to the downside across the board and pushed the USD/CHF pair sharply to the downside. From the highs, it dropped almost a hundred pips and bottomed at 0.9949. It was trading at 0.9955, near the lows of the day, that reached during the Asian session at 0.9943.

USD/CHF on consolidation mode

Despite today’s spike to 1.0040 and the reversal, USD/CHF continues to be unable to move off the 0.9910 – 0.9950 range. The pair still holds a modestly bullish tone as it holds above the 20-day moving average that stands at 0.9905 and since the begging of the month it has been offering support.

A consolidation above the parity level could boost the US dollar while a close below 0.9900 could open the doors for more declines.

The Swiss franc erased losses against the US Dollar during the last three hours and also climbed versus its European rivals. USD/CHF dropped back below the parity level and accelerate to the downside.


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By FXOpen