Convert EUR/CHF, look up historical rates and understand the rate direction.
For guidance: reference rates are not binding buy or sell prices. Your bank's fees, markups and actual exchange terms are not included.
The table uses the same reference rates and direction as the converter above. Fees excluded.
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Choose a pair for the chart and historical conversion.
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Daily reference rates. The line connects available observations; no rates are invented for days without publication. The vertical axis shows the range of values and does not necessarily start at zero. Past rate movements do not provide reliable predictions.
Equivalent of 1 EUR
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EUR/CHF shows the equivalent of one euro in Swiss francs. A lower rate means fewer francs per euro. Someone exchanging francs for euros looks at the opposite direction.
The euro and Swiss franc belong to different currency areas. Monetary policy decisions and changes in demand can shift their relationship. The franc does not have a permanently guaranteed exchange rate against the euro.
For travel to Switzerland or cross-border expenses, consider card markups and cash fees. Even a small percentage difference can matter on larger amounts.
The chart shows published reference rates within the selected period. Weekends, holidays or missing data can make its start and end differ from the requested period. The change compares the first and last observations actually displayed. It is not the return on a financial product.
Use the historical converter for a specific date. It shows both your requested date and the rate date used. A bank statement from that time may differ because of fees or a different settlement time.
No. The displayed values serve as a reference. Your actual target amount depends on your provider's rate and fees. Always compare offers using the same source amount and total charge.
The percentage compares the last available daily value with the first in the selected period. It is neither an average nor a forecast. High and low refer to the available reference observations.
The arrow swaps the currencies in the current converter. For the chart and historical conversion, choose the direction using their separate selection fields.
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Conversions between different currencies show the dates of the observations used.
Amount times exchange rate gives the equivalent value. For two other currencies, the ratio of their euro rates is calculated.
New reference rates appear on publication days. At weekends and on other days without publication, the latest available rate remains the reference.
Why does the bank's rate differ? What does the reciprocal mean? How are two currencies compared? Our explanations help you interpret the numbers.