利差与技术锚定 瑞士法郎震荡格局难破

Group 1 - The Swiss franc is experiencing a narrow trading range against the US dollar, currently around 0.8014, with a downward trend since the beginning of the year, having recently dropped to a short-term low of 0.7970, a daily decline of 0.55% [1] - The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has maintained a 0% policy interest rate and reiterated its commitment to actively participate in the foreign exchange market, indicating that the current expansionary monetary policy conditions are appropriate [1][2] - The stability of the Swiss franc against the euro is attributed to the SNB's foreign exchange interventions and zero interest rate policy, with the euro to Swiss franc exchange rate currently at 0.9287, down from 0.9395 at the beginning of the year [1] Group 2 - The current monetary policy's stimulus effects are fully transmitted, with credit growth and money supply data reflecting the policy's impact, which supports mid-term price stability [2] - The SNB's reluctance to reintroduce negative interest rates is due to significant side effects on pension systems, reinforcing expectations of policy stability [2] - The "loose US, stable Swiss" policy framework has narrowed the interest rate differential between the US and Switzerland, driving the decline of the USD/CHF exchange rate [2] Group 3 - Technical analysis indicates that the USD/CHF exchange rate is in a short-term consolidation phase, with key support at the previous low of 0.7970 and resistance around 0.8020-0.8030 [3] - Recent trading volumes for the USD/CHF pair remain low, indicating a lack of clear market direction and a need for a breakout at key levels to confirm future trends [3] - The EUR/CHF exchange rate is expected to maintain a range between 1.08 and 1.09, showing no clear breakout signals in the short term [3]