USDCHF Forecast for 2026, 2027, 2028–2030 and Beyond

The Swiss franc has always garnered the attention of traders and investors due to its exceptional stability. To ensure profitable and effective investments, it is essential to accurately predict its future price, particularly against the US dollar.

Forecasting the USDCHF pair is not trivial and straightforward since the exchange rate is sensitive to various global economic factors. The accuracy of the USDCHF rate forecast hinges on numerous aspects, including the global economic climate, the monetary policies of the Swiss National Bank and the US Federal Reserve, the geopolitical landscape, and other economic indicators.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of USDCHF from 2026 through 2030 and beyond. It is based on assessments by leading forecasting agencies, as well as technical and fundamental analysis.

The article covers the following subjects:

Major Takeaways

• The current price of the USDCHF pair is ₣0.76735 as of 15.02.2026.

• The USDCHF pair reached its all-time high of ₣1.3868 on 18.09.2003. The pair’s all-time low of ₣0.71829 was recorded on 10.08.2011.

• In 2026, the USDCHF exchange rate is expected to remain in a bearish trend. Analysts’ targets vary. More moderate projections suggest the pair could fall to 0.7390 by the end of the year. However, prices could decline toward the 0.6730–0.6439 range.

• According to many experts, the pair may trade within the 0.6018–0.7400 range in 2027. More moderate forecasts suggest the price could fall to around 0.6980. A deeper drop toward 0.6461–0.6300 by the end of the year cannot be ruled out.

• Long-term forecasts for 2028–2030 differ significantly. Some analysts believe USDCHF could fall to 0.6229–0.5770 by 2030. Others anticipate a rise toward 0.8754.

• Predicting the USDCHF exchange rate through 2050 is highly challenging, as numerous factors influence the pair. Long-term forecasts are speculative in nature, and exchange rates can change at any time.

USDCHF Real-Time Market Status

The USDCHF currency pair is trading at ₣0.76735 as of 15.02.2026.

It is essential to monitor the following key indicators to forecast the USDCHF currency pair’s performance:

• An interest rate refers to the cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage of the principal. It impacts investment and consumer spending by affecting borrowing costs and savings returns.

• The National Consumer Price Index (CPI) (y/y) displays an inflation rate that reflects the change in the cost of a basket of goods and services over the year.

• Economic growth (GDP) (y/y) measures the percentage change in a country’s total output of goods and services over a year.

• The employment rate is the proportion of the working-age population that is employed. A high employment rate is a sign of a robust economy.

• The unemployment rate is the share of the working-age population that is unemployed but actively seeking work. A low unemployment rate indicates a strong labor market.

• A trade balance refers to the difference between exports and imports of goods and services.

• Foreign exchange reserves are foreign assets, like currencies, bonds, and other securities, held or controlled by a country’s central bank.

• An external debt is the total amount a country owes to foreign creditors.

Metric	Value (Switzerland)
Interest rate	0%
National Consumer Price Index (CPI) (y/y)	0%
Economic growth (GDP) (y/y)	1.4%
Employment rate	79.8%
Unemployment rate	3.2%
Trade balance	3.036 billion CHF
Foreign exchange reserves	711.981 billion CHF
External debt	1.950 trillion CHF

USDCHF Price Forecast for 2026 Based on Technical Analysis

To assess USDCHF’s outlook, let’s look at the weekly chart.

The pair has remained under pressure since early 2026. Technical indicators and candlestick patterns largely support a bearish outlook:

• A large Descending Triangle pattern (1) has formed. The breakout occurred at 0.7832, with a potential target at 0.7396 and below. A high-volume bearish Marubozu candle (2) also appeared, confirming the strengthening downtrend.

• MACD remains in negative territory, indicating increasing bearish momentum.

• RSI is at 35 and may move lower, although a rebound from the oversold zone is also possible.

• MFI is also declining, indicating capital outflows.

• VWAP and SMA20 are above the current market price, confirming the ongoing bearish trend.

Below is USDCHF’s 12-month price forecast.

Month	Low, CHF	Average price, CHF	High, CHF
February 2026	0.7442	0.7629	0.7816
March 2026	0.7212	0.7336	0.7461
April 2026	0.7356	0.7437	0.7519
May 2026	0.7418	0.7530	0.7643
June 2026	0.7251	0.7346	0.7442
July 2026	0.7169	0.7310	0.7452
August 2026	0.6877	0.7056	0.7236
September 2026	0.6729	0.6987	0.7246
October 2026	0.6690	0.6793	0.6896
November 2026	0.6724	0.6824	0.6925
December 2026	0.6700	0.6793	0.6887
January 2027	0.6719	0.6836	0.6954

Long-Term Trading Plan for USDCHF for 2026

The technical analysis has identified key support and resistance levels that can be used in a trading strategy this year.

Trading Plan for the Year

• USDCHF is likely to remain in a downtrend.

• Key support levels: 0.7690, 0.7535, 0.7396, 0.7266, 0.7067, 0.6902, 0.6716.

• Key resistance levels: 0.7832, 0.8072, 0.8214, 0.8350, 0.8508, 0.8657, 0.8777, 0.8903, 0.9045, 0.9203.

• Base scenario: Open short positions below the key support level of 0.7690, with potential targets in the 0.7535–0.6716. range.

• Alternative scenario: Open long positions above the key resistance of 0.7832. Potential targets: 0.8072–0.9203.

Analysts’ USDCHF Price Projections for 2026

USDCHF is expected to continue declining in 2026, potentially reaching the 0.6730–0.6439 range. The resilience of the Swiss economy, along with the Swiss National Bank’s currency interventions, provides a foundation for a sustained bearish trend.

LongForecast

Price range (CHF): 0.6630–0.7830.

According to LongForecast, the pair is projected to trade at 0.7370 by early March. By mid-year, analysts expect the price to fall to around 0.6870, and by December, to 0.6730.

Month	Opening price, CHF	Low/High, CHF	Closing price, CHF
February	0.773	0.7260-0.7830	0.737
March	0.737	0.7040-0.7540	0.715
April	0.715	0.6870-0.7150	0.697
May	0.697	0.6770-0.6970	0.687
June	0.687	0.6770-0.6970	0.687
July	0.687	0.6840-0.7040	0.694
August	0.694	0.6810-0.7010	0.691
September	0.691	0.6710-0.6910	0.681
October	0.681	0.6810-0.7070	0.697
November	0.697	0.6660-0.6970	0.676
December	0.676	0.6630-0.6830	0.673

WalletInvestor

Price range (CHF): 0.7380–0.7820.

WalletInvestor expects USDCHF to remain volatile in 2026. By early March, the average price may reach around 0.7780. By summer, it could decline to 0.7540 and then stabilize near 0.7390 by the end of December.

Month	Opening price, CHF	Closing price, CHF	Low, CHF	High, CHF
February	0.773	0.764	0.758	0.782
March	0.778	0.769	0.769	0.778
April	0.769	0.767	0.764	0.769
May	0.767	0.766	0.766	0.771
June	0.766	0.754	0.754	0.766
July	0.753	0.744	0.744	0.753
August	0.744	0.742	0.742	0.744
September	0.742	0.746	0.742	0.746
October	0.746	0.747	0.746	0.747
November	0.748	0.752	0.748	0.754
December	0.752	0.739	0.738	0.752

CoinCodex

Price range (CHF): 0.6358–0.7626.

CoinCodex‘s analysts forecast high volatility and expect a bearish trend. By early March, the price may stand at around 0.7156. By September, the pair could fall to 0.6442. By the end of December, it may decline further to 0.6439.

Month	Low, CHF	Average price, CHF	High, CHF
February	0.7145	0.7387	0.7626
March	0.7059	0.7156	0.7294
April	0.6858	0.7094	0.7209
May	0.6758	0.6883	0.7001
June	0.6715	0.6797	0.6889
July	0.6524	0.6748	0.6858
August	0.6464	0.6541	0.666
September	0.6358	0.6442	0.6519
October	0.6385	0.6449	0.6522
November	0.64	0.6499	0.6556
December	0.636	0.6439	0.6524

Analysts’ USDCHF Price Projections for 2027

By 2027, the Federal Reserve is expected to shift to a more accommodative monetary policy cycle, which could put pressure on the US dollar. The Swiss National Bank, in turn, is likely to maintain a cautious stance amid elevated trade and inflation risks. Price dynamics will largely depend on global trade conditions and capital flows. The consensus forecast indicates a decline to the 0.6461–0.6300 range by the end of the year.

Note: The price ranges reflect the asset's expected volatility throughout the year. Lows and highs may not be shown in the summary tables.

LongForecast

Price range (CHF): 0.6210–0.6920.

According to LongForecast, the average price may be approximately 0.6730 at the beginning of the year. By summer, the pair could fall to 0.6680, and by the end of December, to 0.6300.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Low/High, CHF	Closing price, CHF
Q1	0.6730	0.6240-0.6730	0.6340
Q2	0.6340	0.6260-0.6780	0.6680
Q3	0.6680	0.6490-0.6920	0.6590
Q4	0.6590	0.6210-0.6590	0.6300

WalletInvestor

Price range (CHF): 0.7013–0.7400.

According to WalletInvestor, the average USDCHF price may reach 0.7390 at the beginning of the year. By June, the pair could decline to 0.7130. The downward trend is expected to continue, with the price reaching 0.6980 by December.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Closing price, CHF	Low, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.7390	0.7280	0.7280	0.7400
Q2	0.7280	0.7130	0.7130	0.7310
Q3	0.7130	0.7055	0.7013	0.7130
Q4	0.7055	0.6980	0.6980	0.7140

CoinCodex

Price range (CHF): 0.6018–0.6529.

According to CoinCodex, the asset may trade between 0.6102 and 0.6495 in the first quarter. By summer, it could fall to 0.6143. A recovery may follow in the second half of the year, with the price rising to 0.6461 by December.

Quarter	Low, CHF	Average price, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.6102	0.6224	0.6495
Q2	0.6018	0.6143	0.6302
Q3	0.6051	0.6176	0.6294
Q4	0.6133	0.6461	0.6529

Analysts’ USDCHF Price Projections for 2028

By 2028, analysts consider the possibility of a stronger US dollar, which could push the pair back toward local highs in the 0.6830–0.6990 range. This scenario is based on expectations of strong economic growth in the United States, driven by technological breakthroughs. The Swiss franc is likely to remain stable, but its performance may lag behind the US dollar.

LongForecast

Price range (CHF): 0.6300–0.6990.

Analysts at LongForecast expect the price to stand at around 0.6300 at the beginning of the year. By summer, the pair could rise to 0.6480, and by December, it may reach 0.6570.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Low/High, CHF	Closing price, CHF
Q1	0.6300	0.6300-0.6830	0.6730
Q2	0.6730	0.6380-0.6990	0.6480
Q3	0.6480	0.6350-0.6830	0.6730
Q4	0.6730	0.6350-0.6730	0.6570

WalletInvestor

Price range (CHF): 0.6650–0.6870.

WalletInvestor‘s analysts forecast a bearish trend. By mid-year, the price could move to 0.6720. By the end of December, the pair could decline to 0.6580.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Closing price, CHF	Low, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.6990	0.6870	0.6870	0.7000
Q2	0.6870	0.6720	0.6720	0.6900
Q3	0.6720	0.6650	0.6610	0.6720
Q4	0.6650	0.6580	0.6570	0.6730

CoinCodex

Price range (CHF): 0.5981–0.6524.

According to CoinCodex, the price may start the year at around 0.6348. By the end of June, the pair could decline to 0.6133. A recovery may follow in the second half of the year. By December, the price could return to around 0.6249.

Quarter	Low, CHF	Average price, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.6231	0.6348	0.6524
Q2	0.6057	0.6133	0.6397
Q3	0.5981	0.6094	0.6177
Q4	0.6132	0.6249	0.6350

Analysts’ USDCHF Price Projections for 2029

Forecasts for 2029 range from neutral to bearish. The pair is expected to trade within the 0.6590–0.5828 range. The US dollar may face pressure amid rising public debt and geopolitical shifts. At the same time, CHF could strengthen as a safe-haven currency ahead of a new period of economic uncertainty.

LongForecast

Price range (CHF): 0.5920–0.6570.

LongForecast experts project the average price to be approximately 0.6570 at the start of the year. By summer, the pair could decline to 0.6010. By the end of the year, it may recover to around 0.6180.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Low/High, CHF	Closing price, CHF
Q1	0.6570	0.6140-0.6570	0.6400
Q2	0.6400	0.5920-0.6440	0.6010
Q3	0.6010	0.6010-0.6410	0.6320
Q4	0.6320	0.6090-0.6390	0.6180

WalletInvestor

Price range (CHF): 0.6170–0.6590.

According to WalletInvestor, the average price may reach 0.6580 at the beginning of the year. Then, the pair could decline to 0.6320 by the end of June. It may fall further to around 0.6170 by December.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Closing price, CHF	Low, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.6580	0.6470	0.6470	0.6590
Q2	0.6470	0.6320	0.6320	0.6490
Q3	0.6320	0.6240	0.6200	0.6320
Q4	0.6240	0.6170	0.6170	0.6320

CoinCodex

Price range (CHF): 0.5828–0.6403.

According to CoinCodex, the average price may reach around 0.6271 by the end of June. In the second half of the year, price action is expected to be mixed, with the pair stabilizing near 0.6285 in December.

Quarter	Low, CHF	Average price, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.5828	0.6004	0.6231
Q2	0.6042	0.6271	0.6366
Q3	0.6062	0.6136	0.6366
Q4	0.6216	0.6285	0.6403

Analysts’ USDCHF Price Projections for 2030

By 2030, the pair may trade within the 0.6229–0.5770 range if the US dollar weakens. The Swiss franc is likely to appreciate, supported by a positive current account balance and its reputation as a safe-haven currency. However, any crisis in the EU, Switzerland’s main trading partner, could weigh on CHF.

WalletInvestor

Price range (CHF): 0.5760–0.6180.

WalletInvestor suggests that the pair may trade near 0.6180 at the beginning of the year. By the end of June, the price could fall to 0.5910, and by December, to 0.5770.

Quarter	Opening price, CHF	Closing price, CHF	Low, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.6180	0.6063	0.6063	0.6180
Q2	0.6061	0.5910	0.5910	0.6086
Q3	0.5910	0.5840	0.5790	0.5910
Q4	0.5840	0.5770	0.5760	0.5920

CoinCodex

Price range (CHF): 0.6124–0.6469.

According to CoinCodex, the average price may hit 0.6336 by the beginning of the year. Next, a bearish trend is projected. By summer, the price may fall to 0.6260. A decline to 0.6229 is projected for December.

Quarter	Low, CHF	Average price, CHF	High, CHF
Q1	0.6165	0.6336	0.6407
Q2	0.6156	0.6260	0.6469
Q3	0.6143	0.6275	0.6333
Q4	0.6124	0.6229	0.6339

Gov Capital

Price range (CHF): 0.7314–0.9748.

Gov Capital presents a significantly more bullish scenario compared to other agencies. By the beginning of the year, the pair will trade at around 0.8215. Volatility will likely remain moderate. By June, the price may fall to 0.8164. A rise to 0.8754 is projected for December.

Quarter	Average price, CHF	Lowest possible price, CHF	Highest possible price, CHF
Q1	0.8215	0.7314	0.9124
Q2	0.8164	0.7316	0.9118
Q3	0.8624	0.7346	0.9486
Q4	0.8754	0.7665	0.9748

Analysts’ USDCHF Price Projections up to 2050

Making long-term forecasts for the USDCHF exchange rate is extremely challenging. A wide range of factors will influence currency prices.

The structure of the global financial system could change significantly: the widespread adoption of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and the emergence of new regional currency blocs may reshape the global economy. Climate policy and the energy transition could trigger large-scale capital flows, affecting the US and Swiss economies in different ways. 

By mid-century, the geopolitical landscape may look very different, potentially influencing the status of both currencies. Finally, demographic trends, such as aging populations in developed countries, along with potential technological breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and autonomous systems, could create an entirely new economic environment.

USDCHF Market Sentiment on Social Media

Media sentiment reflects the views and attitudes of traders and investors across social networks. The rapid flow of information and emotions can lead to heightened price volatility.

@Tradelike_VSK expects the bearish trend to continue, with USDCHF likely to fall toward the 0.7600 level in the near term.

Independent analyst @MonetaTr also sees further downside, targeting the 0.7650–0.7630 range.

Independent trader @Ofoegbu_Ekene anticipates continued downward momentum. In the short term, USDCHF may decline to 0.7622.

This analysis of posts on the social network X suggests that most users expect USDCHF to weaken in the near future. Before making trading or investment decisions, it is important to conduct both technical and fundamental analysis and review the latest market research. 

USDCHF Price History

The USDCHF pair reached its all-time high of ₣1.3868 on 18.09.2003.

The lowest price of the USDCHF pair was recorded on 10.08.2011 and reached ₣0.71829.

Below is a chart showing the USDCHF pair’s performance over the last ten years. In this connection, it is important to evaluate historical data to make predictions as accurate as possible.

Since 2020, the USDCHF currency pair has exhibited high volatility due to global economic developments and shifts in monetary policy in the US and Switzerland:

• In 2020, amid the global economic uncertainty caused by the novel coronavirus, the Swiss franc strengthened as a safe-haven currency, and the USDCHF rate declined.

• In 2021, as the global economy recovered, the US dollar began to strengthen, pushing the USDCHF exchange rate higher.

• In 2022, high inflation and aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed further boosted the greenback. 

• In 2023–2024, the USDCHF exchange rate was driven by inflation fluctuations and expectations regarding further US monetary policy decisions.

• In 2025, the pair traded within a downward channel. The Swiss franc strengthened amid geopolitical tensions and the Swiss National Bank’s cautious rhetoric. By the end of the year, the pair tested the 0.7928 level.

• At the beginning of 2026, the price corrected upward to 0.8040. However, by the end of January, the price had declined to 0.7728.

USDCHF Price Fundamental Analysis

Fundamental analysis of the USDCHF pair allows traders and investors to assess the prospects of the Swiss franc and the US dollar based on macroeconomic indicators and geopolitical factors affecting their value.

What Factors Affect the USDCHF Pair?

The USDCHF exchange rate is driven by a wide range of factors that shape the supply and demand for these currencies.

• Economic indicators of the USA and Switzerland. Key economic indicators such as GDP growth, inflation rate, employment data, and consumer sentiment in both countries have a substantial impact on the currency pair.

• Monetary policy of central banks. The decisions of the US Federal Reserve and the Swiss National Bank regarding interest rates, quantitative easing programs, and other monetary policy instruments directly impact the attractiveness of both currencies for investors.

• Geopolitical risks and events. Global political instability, trade wars, natural disasters, and other unpredictable events can cause currency fluctuations. In times of uncertainty, investors often turn to the Swiss franc as a safe-haven currency, resulting in its appreciation.

• Market sentiment. Investors’ expectations of future currency movements and speculative trades can also have a short-term impact on the USDCHF rate.

• Commodity prices. Switzerland, though not a major commodity exporter, can be indirectly influenced through its overall economic ties with other countries.

More Facts About USDCHF

The USDCHF pair is among the most widely traded currency pairs in the global currency market. The Swiss franc is frequently referred to as “Swissy” within the trading community. This currency pair is characterized by its volatility, which is influenced by global economic events and geopolitical developments.

The USDCHF exchange rate is driven by decisions made by the US Federal Reserve and the Swiss National Bank, as well as macroeconomic indicators such as inflation, employment, and economic growth rates in both countries. Traders and investors closely monitor this data to predict future rate movements.

The Swiss Franc’s status as a safe-haven asset makes it particularly sensitive to global crises and uncertainties, which can lead to sharp fluctuations in the USDCHF price. A comprehensive understanding of these trends is paramount for achieving successful outcomes in trading this currency pair.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Investing in USDCHF

Investing in the USDCHF pair carries a degree of risk. In this regard, it is essential to carefully assess the potential benefits and drawbacks of the asset to make informed trading decisions.

Advantages

• Predictability during economic turmoil. The Swiss franc has historically been regarded as a reliable currency due to its stability. During periods of global economic instability or geopolitical risks, investors buy defensive assets, leading to a strengthening of the Swiss franc.

• The USDCHF market’s liquidity ensures narrow spreads, reducing transaction costs and enhancing profitability.

• The USDCHF pair frequently exhibits pronounced trends, facilitating the application of technical analysis and the prediction of price movements. 

• The regular publication of economic data from both the US and Switzerland enables traders to utilize fundamental analysis, creating the opportunity to make informed decisions and substantial profits.

Disadvantages

• The Swiss franc’s strong correlation with the European economy renders it susceptible to economic shifts in the eurozone. 

• Unforeseen political decisions or financial crises in Europe can severely harm the Swiss franc’s exchange rate and diminish the profitability of USDCHF trading. 

• The Swiss National Bank has a reputation for its proactive currency intervention policies. 

• The SNB can suddenly intervene in the currency market to weaken or support the national currency, which can lead to unpredictable fluctuations and losses for traders. 

• The relatively low volatility of the USDCHF pair compared to other currency pairs can limit potential profits, especially for traders using high-volatility strategies. 

• Traders must dedicate significant time and analytical skills to monitor both US and Swiss economic news consistently.

How We Make Forecasts

When forecasting short-term and long-term USDCHF price changes, a comprehensive analysis of the following aspects is necessary:

1. Fundamental analysis encompasses the following:

• Forecasts of reputable analytical agencies.

• Analyzing US and Swiss economic indicators, such as economic growth rates, financial system stability, gross domestic product, interest rates, and inflation rates.

• An assessment of monetary policy, including quantitative easing programs and interest rate hikes.

• Assessing trade relations between the two states, in particular the balance of exports and imports, trade agreements in force, and other relevant factors.

• Examining geopolitical and macroeconomic risks that could affect the exchange rate.

2. The assessment of prevailing market sentiment and public opinion on social media platforms and other online resources.

3. Technical analysis. The most effective and reliable approach involves the complex application of candlestick analysis, chart patterns, and technical indicators. This comprehensive approach enables the precise identification of pivot points, facilitating the determination of optimal entry points with minimal risk while maximizing potential profits.

Conclusion: Is USDCHF a Good Investment?

USDCHF is a complex and distinctive instrument that is generally better suited to experienced traders than to long-term investors. The pair can remain flat for a long time, then move sharply during periods of crisis.

For investors, the Swiss franc may serve as an attractive safe-haven asset, but it is important to consider potential interventions by the Swiss National Bank and negative interest rates, which can put pressure on the Swiss franc. The US dollar, in turn, remains highly sensitive to Federal Reserve policy and trends in public debt.

Price chart of USDCHF in real time mode

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