EUR/CHF: To recover modestly over the next months – Danske Bank

Analyst at Danske Bank, keep their forecast for the EUR/CHF pair unchanged at 1.08 in a month, 1.08 in three months, 1.09 in six months and at 1.10 in twelve months. They see the risks for the cross as increasingly asymmetric.
Key Quotes:
“EUR/CHF moved markedly higher on EU optimism and abating euro-zone tail risks late spring – and we still see a constructive global risk/reflation/recovery environment in H2 supporting the pair. However, since mid-July the pair has been hovering in a relatively tight range from just below 1.0750 to 1.0850. SNB is not going anywhere for now, hoping Fed will do the job on global inflation: intervention remains a key policy tool and policy rates are set to stay unchanged at the long-standing -0.75% for an extended period of time.”
“We stress that risks in EUR/CHF are increasingly asymmetric though as SNB holds the downside in check and that – absent a double-dip global recession - the key risk is a jump towards or above 1.10 if global reflation grabs hold.”
“Fed policy is the key joker here but a dovish September announcement is no longer a done deal, which suggests the cross will stay range-bound with an upside bias into the autumn. We keep our EUR/CHF forecasts unchanged, thus seeing the cross at 1.08 in 1M, 1.08 in 3M, 1.09 in 6M and 1.10 in 12M.”
Author

Matías Salord
FXStreet
Matías started in financial markets in 2008, after graduating in Economics. He was trained in chart analysis and then became an educator. He also studied Journalism. He started writing analyses for specialized websites before joining FXStreet.

















