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CHF: Swiss Franc slides again
At the Forex currency market Swiss Franc rate continues moving away from local highs amid weak demand on on Wednesday.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator is in the negative area for the pair USD/CHF and continues rising, maintaining a former buy signal. Stochastic Oscillator is moving along in the neutral zone today, giving a mixed signal.
Forex recommendations: in case buyers’ sentiment preserves and the level of 0.9275 is exceeded, the pair will go to 0.9290 and 0.9310.
Earlier Swiss National Bank adopted measures of verbal intervention against the Franc last week: representatives of the SNB said following the meeting that strong currency is a hard burden for the economy and its inflated price will trigger a slowdown of economic growth – largely, due to the decrease of the export volumes.
Note that verbal interventions are ordinary for SNB. Previously Swiss National Bank started to indicate that intervention of possible: representative of the regulator Mr. Dantin said that the Bank is able to ensure price stability even amid excess liquidity. In addition the politician noted that the cost of the intervention at the currency market will be determined by the information pressure.
Level of three-month LIBOR is currently at the level of 0.25%.
As it became known last Friday, the level of real retail sales in Switzerland increased by 1.5% m/m in February against the decrease by 2.4% m/m in January. At the same time SVME-PMI index decreased to the level of 59.3 points in March against the level of 63.5 points seen previously. Thereby the data was mixed, but CHF didn’t respond to it remarkably, being pressured by USD amid strong U.S. macroeconomic data.
March CPI data will be released in Switzerland on Wednesday. The indicator is expected to increase by 0.6% y/y against the level of 0.5% seen previously and amount to 0.2% m/m (0.4% m/m before).
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