Euro-franc exchange rate (EUR/CHF)
Live euro-franc rate and historical chart across ranges: live, 1 day, 1 month, year to date, 1 year and max. The chart can be downloaded and shared as an image. Data is indicative.
EUR/CHF price chart
Price range
EUR/CHF price over 1Y: 0.9284 CHF → 0.9236 CHF (-0.53%). High 0.9469 CHF, low 0.8997 CHF.
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EUR/CHF rate
Live EUR/CHF rate and historical chart across ranges: live, 1 day, 1 month, year to date, 1 year and max. The pair shows how many Swiss francs one euro is worth; it is a cross rate worked out from two of our live quotes (EUR/HUF and CHF/HUF), not an official rate. The chart can be downloaded and shared as an image.
How many Swiss francs is 1 EUR?
()Interbank mid rate, a reference; any real exchange has a two-sided (buy/sell) price. With us, the conversion for a metals purchase runs at interbank wholesale rates: the two-sided spread is typically a few hundredths to tenths of a percent, not 1-2 percent.
Major currencies
()1 unit in forint · live market rate, updates every second
| Currency | 1 = Ft | 24h chg. |
|---|---|---|
| Euro EUR/HUF | 367.13 Ft | - |
| Dollar USD/HUF | 329.09 Ft | - |
| Swiss franc CHF/HUF | 397.52 Ft | - |
Not just FX: gold, silver, platinum, palladium and crypto rates too, all live.
Daily closing rates
| Date | Market close | Change vs previous day |
|---|---|---|
The quote is Goldtresor PriceEngine™’s own EUR/CHF rate. FX trades 24/5, so there is no true close: “market close” means our quote at 17:00 CET (18:00 Budapest time while summer time is on).
EUR/CHF daily closing rates by year
Pick a year and get the EUR/CHF daily closing rate for every business day of that year, from Goldtresor PriceEngine™’s own quote, as CSV. For the current year you get data up to today. One click for retrospective conversion or analysis.
For companies: daily EUR/CHF closing rates for analysis and reporting, CSV, instantly. Source: Goldtresor PriceEngine™.
EUR/CHF and gold
Many people hold the Swiss franc and gold for the same reason: both count as safe havens in a crisis. In stressed markets they therefore often strengthen together, with EUR/CHF typically falling while the euro price of gold rises. For a Hungarian investor the forint gold price depends on the dollar price per ounce and on the forint exchange rate, and the franc plays only an indirect part. This is not a guarantee and not investment advice.
What moves the Euro-franc rate?
Rate differential: ECB versus SNB
A main driver is the gap between the two central banks’ expected rate paths. When the market prices a higher yield on the euro than on the franc, capital flows into the euro and EUR/CHF rises; when the franc’s rate outlook moves ahead, the pair falls. Swiss interest rates have traditionally been low, so the franc is often used as a funding currency too.
The franc as a safe haven
In a crisis, in war or in a stock market panic, investors run to the Swiss franc: it strengthens and EUR/CHF falls. In calmer periods the demand for safety eases and the pair usually drifts back up.
Moves by the SNB
The Swiss National Bank has acted against an overly strong franc several times, by buying currency, cutting rates and, from 2011 to 2015, holding a floor against the euro. It dropped that floor without warning in January 2015 and the pair collapsed within minutes. An SNB announcement can still move EUR/CHF today.
Euro area growth and inflation
Weak growth or inflation data from the euro area weigh on the euro against the franc, strong numbers support it. Much of Swiss foreign trade is with the euro area, so the economy there carries over to the franc as well.
Related exchange rates
()| Asset | Price | 24H | 7D | 1Y | 1 year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Euro / Forint | 367.13 Ft | |||||
 Dollar / Forint | 329.09 Ft | |||||
 Swiss Franc / Forint | 397.52 Ft | |||||
| Euro / Dollar | $1.1155 |
Click a row for the detailed chart.
Currency on your metals account
When you trade on a metals account, the currency conversion runs at interbank wholesale rates: a two-sided price, but the buy/sell spread is typically a few hundredths to tenths of a percent, not the retail 1-2 percent. We charge no separate exchange fee (per the current fee schedule). This is an ancillary service to the metals trade, not a standalone currency exchange.
