USD/CHF forecast for today by Traders Union analysts
The USD/CHF is considered one of the majors in the Forex market. This makes USD/CHF attractive for trading and investing. Traders Union analysts prepare the Swiss franc price prediction daily to always be up to date on the latest trends in the market.
USD/CHF continues to decline
01.07.2025
Selling pressure on the US dollar against the Swiss franc persists. After breaking 0.7960 support, the pair dropped to 0.7931. The next target may be 0.7900 support. With signs of oversold conditions emerging, the risk of a correction increases, though it doesn’t rule out further downside. Rebounds toward 0.7960–0.7980 may be used for selling; a break above the latter would lead to a move toward 0.8000–0.8020.
USD/CHF remains under selling pressure
30.06.2025
Remaining under selling pressure against the Swiss franc, the US dollar broke 0.7980 support and declined to 0.7960 support, but buying at this level pushed the pair back toward resistance above the psychological level of 0.8005. The pair is being sold on pullbacks, keeping risks elevated for a break below 0.7980 and a retest of 0.7960. A move through resistance would lead to growth toward 0.8030–0.8050, where the dollar may face renewed selling.
USD/CHF extends decline
27.06.2025
The US dollar remains under sustained pressure against the Swiss franc, breaking 0.8040 support and testing 0.7980 support. From there, a rebound toward 0.8030–0.8040 is possible, where the pair may come under selling pressure again. A break of the latter would lead to a rise toward 0.8060–0.8070, while a loss of support would trigger a decline toward 0.7950.
USD/CHF bears continue attempting to break support
26.06.2025
The US dollar’s rebound to 0.8080 resistance against the Swiss franc was used for selling, with bears continuing their attempts to break 0.8040 support. From this area, further attempts to break resistance and extend the recovery toward 0.8100–0.8130 remain possible; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward the psychological level of 0.8000.
USD/CHF extended its decline
25.06.2025
Remaining under selling pressure, the US dollar continued falling against the Swiss franc, breaking 0.8090 support and testing 0.8040 support. From there, a rebound toward 0.8080–0.8100 is possible, where the dollar may be sold again. A loss of support would lead to a decline toward the psychological level of 0.8000; a break above 0.8100 would trigger a rise toward 0.8130–0.8140.
USD/CHF sold off again
24.06.2025
The US dollar was sold against the Swiss franc from 0.8190 resistance, causing the pair to drop to 0.8125 support. A decline toward 0.8100–0.8090 may attract buying interest; a break below this level would lead to a move toward 0.8060. In the near term, consolidation within the range is possible.
USD/CHF trades flat
23.06.2025
The US dollar is trading flat against the Swiss franc. Its decline was limited by 0.8160 support, after which it tested 0.8180 resistance. Demand for the franc as a safe-haven asset may persist, along with the risk of breaking current support and moving toward 0.8120–0.8100; a move through resistance would open the way toward 0.8220–0.8240.
USD/CHF pulled back to support
20.06.2025
The rise of the US dollar against the Swiss franc to 0.8210 resistance was used for selling, bringing the pair back to 0.8160 support. From this level, a rebound and another test of resistance are possible, but below 0.8190, risks remain tilted toward a break of support and a decline toward 0.8120–0.8100.
USD/CHF continued its recovery
19.06.2025
The SNB rate cut supported further recovery of the US dollar in the pair, pushing it through 0.8180 resistance and testing 0.8200. Another SNB rate cut adds pressure on the franc, though geopolitical and economic risks help maintain demand for it. A loss of 0.8160 support would lead to a decline toward 0.8130–0.8120; a break of resistance would trigger growth toward 0.8230. On the way to that level, the dollar may face renewed selling.
USD/CHF recovering losses
18.06.2025
After finding 0.8120 support against the Swiss franc, the US dollar broke through 0.8140 resistance and tested 0.8170. At this point, the dollar appears capable of breaking that resistance and continuing its recovery toward 0.8200–0.8230; a loss of 0.8140 support would lead to a decline toward 0.8120–0.8100.
USD/CHF trades in range again
17.06.2025
The US dollar was bought against the Swiss franc from 0.8090 support, but once again the bulls failed to break 0.8150 resistance. As a result, risks of a drop below 0.8090 remain; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8170–0.8190. There is currently no clear reason for franc selling, but the SNB rate decision due Wednesday could influence the pair’s movement.
USD/CHF bought on dip
16.06.2025
Remaining under pressure against the Swiss franc, the US dollar broke 0.8160 support and plunged to 0.8060, followed by a rebound to 0.8150 resistance. Demand for the franc as a safe haven may persist, and dollar bears could retest 0.8060; a break of resistance would open the way toward 0.8170–0.8200.
USD/CHF resumes decline
13.06.2025
The US dollar has resumed its decline against the Swiss franc, with the pair breaking 0.8160 support and falling to 0.8102. Another support lies here, where bulls may attempt to regain control, but the risks of breaking this support and moving toward 0.8060–0.8040 currently prevail.
USD/CHF remains under pressure
12.06.2025
As expected, the US dollar continues to consolidate within a range. On a rise to 0.8235 resistance, it was sold off again, and bears tested 0.8190 support, which once again held their pressure. A break below it could lead to a test of 0.8170–0.8160 support, but a decline to current levels or the mentioned support may be used for buying.
USD/CHF remains range-bound
11.06.2025
The US dollar continues to trade unchanged against the Swiss franc, staying between 0.8210 support and 0.8240 resistance. In the short term, breakouts in either direction are unlikely; a move above resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8260–0.8280, while a loss of support would trigger a decline toward 0.8170–0.8160.
USD/CHF consolidates in range
10.06.2025
Under moderate pressure against the Swiss franc, the US dollar declined to 0.8195 support, from which it rebounded to 0.8222 on moderate demand. In the short term, range-bound consolidation is likely to continue; a break of 0.8250 resistance would lead to an advance toward 0.8270–0.8290, while a loss of support would open the way for a decline toward 0.8160–0.8130.
USD/CHF trades unchanged
09.06.2025
In a pair with the Swiss franc, the US dollar, having found support in the area of 0.8170, rose to the resistance of 0.8245, which the bulls were unable to break through, which indicates the risks of a decline back to the above-mentioned support. Breaking through the resistance will lead to growth in the direction of 0.8270-0.8290, where the dollar can also be sold.
USD/CHF remains under pressure
06.06.2025
The US dollar against the Swiss franc remains under pressure, with bulls unable to break 0.8210 resistance, while bears continue to push for a break below 0.8170 support, which would trigger a decline toward 0.8120–0.8100. A move through resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8250.
USD/CHF under pressure again
05.06.2025
The rebound of the US dollar to 0.8250 resistance in the pair with the Swiss franc was used for selling, sending the pair back to 0.8180 support and increasing the risk of a break lower toward 0.8130–0.8100. Pullbacks to 0.8210–0.8220 may be used for selling; a break above the latter would lead to a move toward 0.8240–0.8250.
USD/CHF recovering losses
04.06.2025
Against the Swiss franc, the US dollar found support around 0.8160 and, after testing it, managed to return to 0.8245 resistance. This rebound may be used for selling and testing 0.8200–0.8180 support; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8260–0.8280.
USD/CHF continued to decline
03.06.2025
Remaining under pressure against the Swiss franc, the US dollar broke 0.8220–0.8210 support and moved down to 0.8160 support. Upside attempts are limited by 0.8190 resistance, below which downside risks toward 0.8100 persist; a break above resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8210–0.8230. The dollar remains in a vulnerable position.
USD/CHF selling pressure persists
02.06.2025
The Swiss franc continues to be in demand as a safe-haven asset, causing the US dollar to plunge from 0.8340 resistance to 0.8210–0.8200 support after a brief rise. As a result, downside risks toward 0.8050 remain; a break through 0.8250 resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8290–0.8300, where the dollar may be sold again.
USD/CHF was sold on rally
30.05.2025
After breaking 0.8290 resistance in the pair with the Swiss franc, the US dollar climbed to 0.8340 resistance. However, it was sold on the rise, and bears are currently testing 0.8220 support. They may next test 0.8190 support; a break below would lead to a decline toward 0.8150, while a move through 0.8250 would open the way to a rise toward 0.8270–0.8290.
USD/CHF consolidates within range
29.05.2025
Buying from 0.8190 support pushed the US dollar back to 0.8290 resistance in the pair with the Swiss franc, after which the dollar entered a consolidation phase, trading between this resistance and 0.8260–0.8250 support. Above these levels, there is still a chance of breaking resistance and advancing toward 0.8310–0.8330; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 0.8230–0.8215.
USD/CHF bought on dip
28.05.2025
The US dollar was bought against the Swiss franc from 0.8190 support, and this time bulls broke 0.8230 resistance and tested 0.8280. A move toward 0.8300–0.8310 may attract selling and a test of 0.8250–0.8230; a break of 0.8310 would lead to an advance toward 0.8330.
USD/CHF remains under pressure
27.05.2025
The US dollar continues to face pressure against the Swiss franc, but 0.8200 support is still holding back the bears for now. However, the risk of breaking it and falling toward 0.8150–0.8130 remains high; a move through 0.8230 resistance would lead to an advance toward 0.8260–0.8270.
USD/CHF was sold on rally again
26.05.2025
The US dollar’s recovery against the Swiss franc was capped by 1.8300 resistance, after which the pair declined toward 1.8210 support. As a result, risks of breaking 1.8200–1.8190 support and falling toward 1.8150 remain dominant; a move through 1.8240 would lead to a rise toward 1.8270, where the dollar may be sold again.
USD/CHF sold on pullbacks
23.05.2025
After breaking 0.8260 resistance, the US dollar extended its advance against the Swiss franc, testing 0.8305 resistance. The franc remains in demand, so downside risks for the dollar toward 0.8230–0.8210 still persist; a break above resistance would open the way toward 0.8330–0.8350.
USD/CHF under moderate pressure
20.05.2025
Despite fresh statements from the SNB head that negative rates are again possible, the US dollar remains under pressure against the Swiss franc, with bears attempting to break of 0.8325 support. Their attempts have so far been unsuccessful, which may encourage bulls to break of 0.8355 resistance and test 0.8370–0.8390; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 0.8300–0.8270.
USD/CHF still bought up from support
19.05.2025
The decline of the US dollar against the Swiss franc toward 0.8330 support attracted buying interest, leading the pair to test 0.8400 resistance. The pair may still face selling pressure on rallies; a break of support would lead to a drop toward at least 0.8300, while a move through resistance would lead to a rise toward 0.8440–0.8460.
Why is it important to know the USD/CHF price prediction?
USD/CHF price prediction may be interesting for many reasons. This pair is suitable for active trading due to its high liquidity. According to Traders Union research, 67% of successful traders prefer to trade majors, and USD/CHF is one of them.
The liquidity of the USD/CHF pair is supported by high investment attractiveness of the U.S. and Switzerland. In addition, the Swiss franc is often used in the Forex market as a safe haven currency to preserve equity during crises. After all, the Swiss economy has been considered the standard of reliability and stability for several centuries.
FAQ
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What is the USD/CHF price prediction based on?
Traders Union analysts use various methods of technical analysis:
indicators, support and resistance levels, patterns, etc.
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What is technical analysis in the Forex market?
Technical analysis is a method of predicting the price movement of a currency pair based on the patterns in the past. It is believed that traders act in the same way under the same circumstances, which is reflected in the price chart.
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Can the USD/CHF price prediction be trusted?
There is always a high level of
volatility in the Forex market. Therefore, nobody can give you a 100% accurate forecast. However, Traders Union price predictions are rather accurate, as they are based on a combination of factors. Also, the analysts try to provide two versions of development of events: the basic and an alternative one.
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What impacts Swiss franc price against the US dollar
The price of the Swiss franc against the US dollar depends on economic and speculative factors, such as:
- Policies of the Central banks of the U.S. and Switzerland;
- Dynamics of export-import transactions of the two countries;
- U.S. and Swiss inflation;
- General trends in the global financial markets and in the Forex market in particular.
- Policies of the Central banks of the U.S. and Switzerland;
- Dynamics of export-import transactions of the two countries;
- U.S. and Swiss inflation;
- General trends in the global financial markets and in the Forex market in particular.