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[QUOTE="Zerologic, post: 235957, member: 126754"]
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EURCHF extends decline below the middle band line.

For two consecutive weeks, we have seen EURCHF decline more dominantly than increase. Day by day, lower lows are formed.

A pair often called Euro-Swiss, the Euro is the official currency of 19 European countries from the 28 members of the European Union. Meanwhile, the Swiss Franc is a reserve currency which is one of the safe-haven currencies.

The Swiss Franc exchange rate is influenced by many factors, especially the monetary policy of the European Central Bank and Swiss National Bank which controls the money supply in the market. Apart from interest rates, other factors that influence the Swiss Franc exchange rate are the trade balance, inflation data, gold, oil, and coal are also important factors for the Swiss Franc.

With high price volatility in up-and-down trends, this pair is often used for swing trading even though it is less popular for scalping.

As a safe-haven currency, the Swiss Franc can move thousands of pips when the SNB intervenes in the currency. However, this event rarely occurred after 2015.

Today's news is the focus of EURCHF traders on German and Spanish inflation data, which may affect the conversion of the Euro currency and its implications for EURCHF.
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