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Franc’s depreciation potential is limited – Commerzbank SNB Switzerland EURCHF Banks

“We will have to wait and see whether the situation on the markets might ease over the course of the next week anyway. If that was to be the case the SNB might be able to follow suit and hike the key rate like the“After the CHF was able to benefit from its role as a safe haven at the start of the week this unsurprisingly changed when the focus turned onto Switzerland itself.

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