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EUR/CHF Holds at 0.9183 as CHF Salaries Keep Strong Euro Purchasing Power

May 21, 2026

The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9183 on 21 May. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, this remains a favourable level. At 0.9287 in late April, buying 5,000 EUR cost 4’643.5 CHF. At 0.9183 today, the same amount costs 4’591.5 CHF.

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EUR/CHF Holds at 0.9181 as Iran Deadlock Keeps Franc Supported

EUR/CHF Holds at 0.9181 as Iran Deadlock Keeps Franc Supported

May 17, 2026

The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9181 on 17 May. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, this remains a favourable level, because fewer francs are needed to buy the same amount of euros than at 0.9287 in late April.

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EUR/CHF Holds at 0.9202 as Trump Rejects Iran Response and US-China Talks Loom

EUR/CHF Holds at 0.9202 as Trump Rejects Iran Response and US-China Talks Loom

May 11, 2026

The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9202 on 11 May. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, this remains a favourable level compared with 0.9287 on 28 April, because fewer francs are needed to buy the same amount of euros.

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EUR/CHF Drops to 0.9185 as Hormuz Fighting Tests Iran Peace Framework

EUR/CHF Drops to 0.9185 as Hormuz Fighting Tests Iran Peace Framework

May 08, 2026

The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9185 on 8 May. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, this is a more favourable level than 0.9198 on 1 May and clearly better than 0.9287 on 28 April, because fewer francs are now needed to buy the same amount of euros.

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EUR/CHF Falls to 0.9198 as Trump Rejects Iran Proposal and Strike Risk Returns

EUR/CHF Falls to 0.9198 as Trump Rejects Iran Proposal and Strike Risk Returns

May 01, 2026

The Buy EUR rate on ExchangeMarket.ch stood at 0.9198 on 1 May. For cross-border workers paid in Swiss francs and spending in euros, that is a more favourable level than the 0.9287 recorded on 28 April, because fewer francs are now needed to buy the same amount of euros.

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