Hormuz Tensions Return, SNB Reports Q1 Loss, Buy EUR Holds at 0.9224
April 23, 2026ExchangeMarket.ch’s buy EUR rate stood at 0.9224 on 23 April. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, that is the key number from the very first line, because a lower EUR/CHF means your salary converts into euros on better terms.
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Swiss Inflation Stagnates at 0.1%: SNB Faces Mounting Pressure Over Strong Franc
February 13, 2026Switzerland's annual inflation rate held steady at 0.1% in January 2026, resting precisely at the bottom edge of the Swiss National Bank's target range of 0% to 2%. According to recent government data, the headline figure matched both December's reading and the consensus forecast from market analysts. On a month over month basis, consumer prices actually contracted by 0.1%, driven largely by declining costs for electricity, clothing, and footwear.
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SNB Chairman Schlegel: "Not an Easy Situation" as Inflation Dips Near Zero
February 02, 2026Swiss National Bank Chairman Martin Schlegel expressed caution on Monday regarding Switzerland's current monetary landscape. With inflation hovering at a mere 0.1% and interest rates grounded at 0%, the central bank faces a complex environment in its mission to maintain price stability.
Read MoreCHF Hits 1.0840 EUR: Safe-Haven Flows and Legal Wins for Cross-Border Workers (Weekly Recap)
January 26, 2026The week of January 19-25, 2026, proved to be highly dynamic for the Swiss Franc. The currency demonstrated significant appreciation against the Euro, driven by renewed global trade tensions. Simultaneously, cross-border workers received crucial legal updates regarding their pensions and teleworking rights.
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Swiss Franc vs Euro & Cross-Border Workers: January Market Update (Start of 2026)
January 18, 2026While the CHF/EUR pair saw a week of consolidation with minimal movement, the broader picture for cross-border workers remains overwhelmingly positive. Structural strength in the Franc combined with new, stable teleworking regulations is cementing significant purchasing power gains for 2026.
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