Currency strategists at Barclays note that investor sentiment towards the euro in recent times have changed for the better and believe that sustainable economic recovery will strengthen the market, which is of the opinion that the ECB is close enough to start removing stimulus measures, analysts said.
In the bank believe that correction of forecasts of the European central bank may give investors reason to expect an increase in deposit interest rates next year.
In addition, in the coming months, support for the single European currency can eliminate the risk premium associated with the uncertainty of the elections in France, analysts say.
At Barclays noted that such a prospect gives cause for moderate optimism in EUR/CHF - in the are bank waiting for the pair in the second quarter to come back to 1.09 and will continue to recover moderately (to 1.10 and 1.11 respectively) in the third and fourth quarters.
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Saturday, 25 March 2017
Barclays is waiting for recovery of the euro against the franc
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Friday, 24 February 2017
Deutsche Bank: Short positions in EUR/CHF have become more attractive
The fundamentals remain constructive for the Swiss currency, in addition to these, analysts believe that increased political risks in Europe that are negative for the euro and positive for francs and which maintain the status of the franc as a safe haven currency.
At Deutsche Bank noted that the inflow of foreign capital continues to urge the franc to rise, as 1.06 level seems to have become the new unofficial border of the Swiss National Bank, as bank analysts do not talk about defense of this level at any cost.
At Deutsche Bank advised attempts to growth of EUR/CHF to be used for sales of еuro, expecting to break below 1.06 and the fall of the exchange rate at 1.00. Analysts note that the data show favorable for such a deal positioning of market participants.
At Deutsche Bank noted that the inflow of foreign capital continues to urge the franc to rise, as 1.06 level seems to have become the new unofficial border of the Swiss National Bank, as bank analysts do not talk about defense of this level at any cost.
At Deutsche Bank advised attempts to growth of EUR/CHF to be used for sales of еuro, expecting to break below 1.06 and the fall of the exchange rate at 1.00. Analysts note that the data show favorable for such a deal positioning of market participants.
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