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What impacts the NZD/CHF exchange rate
The NZD/CHF symbol denotes the currency pair trading the New Zealand dollar against the Swiss franc and offers ample opportunities for experienced forex traders to earn a good number of pips when traded carefully. This cross currency pair experiences considerable volatility and moves in accordance with the market sentiment. The commodity currency NZD strengthens when the risk appetite is higher in global markets, sending the NZD/CHF currency pair on a bullish trend. On the other hand, when markets trade with a risk-off sentiment, traders move away from riskier instruments like the NZD and into safe havens like the CHF, turning this pair bearish. The NZD is known as a commodity currency as it is closely correlated with commodities such as dairy, meat and wool - key exports from New Zealand. When the prices of these commodities increase, it gives the NZ economy a boost and also serves to strengthen the New Zealand dollar. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc, which is one of the most popular safe haven currencies, garners interest from traders during times of heightened economic and geopolitical uncertainty worldwide. This is because the SNB maintains negative interest rates to keep the value of the CHF constant, while the economy of Switzerland is one of the most stable in the world owing to the nation’s neutral stance in geopolitics.
NZD to CHF exchange rate - FAQ
What are the economic events that impact the exchange rate of NZD/CHF?

The NZD/CHF sees significant fluctuation when important economic data is released from New Zealand and Switzerland. Some of the market moving economic data include GDP, inflation, unemployment, trade balance, business sentiment and consumer confidence.

How do economic events taking place in the US impact NZD/CHF?

The safe haven currency CHF is sensitive to economic events in the US - the world's largest economy. As a result, the release of important data points such as GDP, the NFP report, retail sales, trade balance and even Fed's meetings cause movement in the value of the CHF and drive price action in the NZD/CHF pair.

What was the lowest value of NZD/CHF this year?

NZD/CHF touched a low of 0.5299 on 19 March 2020. This was the weakest value this currency pair has traded at so far this year.