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NZDCHF (NZDCHF^)

Pairing – The amount of Swiss francs (CHF) that one can buy for every New Zealand dollar (NZD).

Position

NZD – World’s eleventh most traded currency

CHF - World’s seventh most traded currency

Important factors

  • Alternative risk play – The New Zealand dollar is a risk-correlated currency, due to its exposure to economic performance on a global scale, and high interest rates within the country. The Swiss franc, on the other hand, is a safe-haven currency due to its tendency to strengthen during times of economic uncertainty in Europe.
  • Commodities – Agricultural prices can affect both these currencies, but New Zealand is far more reliant on income from agricultural trade. Oil prices, as well as gold and coal can affect the strength of the franc.
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Symbol
NZDCHF^
Trading Hours
24 hours
Minimum Size
1,000 Notional or 0.01 Lot
Minimum stop distance
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