EUR/CHF Touches 0.94 as Buying 5,000 EUR Costs 4'717 CHF
August 14, 2026The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9434 on 14 August. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, buying 5,000 EUR now costs 4'717 CHF.
The broader EUR/CHF market also moved close to 0.94, marking one of the weakest levels for the franc against the euro in roughly a year. This comes despite surprisingly strong Swiss economic growth.
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Buy EUR at 0.9390: CHF Earners Face a New High as Eurozone Sentiment Improves
August 10, 2026The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9390 on 10 August. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, buying 5,000 EUR now costs 4'695 CHF.
This is the highest cost recorded in the recent article series. At the same time, broader EUR/CHF market rates remain close to the 0.934 area, while fresh economic data point to improving investor sentiment across the eurozone.
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EUR/CHF Climbs Above 0.93 as Eurozone Growth Beats Forecasts: Buying 5,000 EUR Costs 4'671.5 CHF
July 30, 2026The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9343 on 30 July. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, buying 5,000 EUR costs 4'671.5 CHF.
The rate has eased slightly from the 0.9353 level recorded on 27 July, but it remains close to the highest point in the recent article series. The broader market also confirms that the euro is trading more firmly against the Swiss franc.
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EUR/CHF Holds Near 0.93 as Buying 5,000 EUR Costs 4'676.5 CHF
July 27, 2026The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9353 on 27 July. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, buying 5,000 EUR now costs 4'676.5 CHF.
This is the highest cost recorded in the recent article series. However, the broader market picture remains more balanced, with the official ECB reference rate staying close to the 0.93 area.
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EUR/CHF Climbs Above 0.93 as ECB Holds Rates: Buying 5,000 EUR Costs 4'668.5 CHF
July 24, 2026The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9337 on 24 July. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, buying 5,000 EUR now costs 4'668.5 CHF.
The official ECB reference rate also moved above 0.93, rising from 0.9295 on 23 July to 0.9302 on 24 July. This confirms that the euro continued to strengthen against the Swiss franc following the ECB’s latest monetary policy decision. The ECB reference rate is published for information and is not a transactional exchange rate.
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