AUD/CHF

0.61129
0.21%
Daily
  • L. 0.60886
  • H. 0.61424
  • Ch. -0.00127
  • Ch.% -0.21%
Overview
Costs & Margins
  • AUD/CHF is a forex pair representing the exchange rate of Australian dollars and Swiss francs. Both AUD and CHF are considered major currencies in forex trading. Respectively, they are the fifth and sixth most traded currencies according to the Bank for International Settlements.

    Both currencies are known for having stable political and economic environments, but the price of gold and other commodities can influence the pair’s value. Australia’s economy specifically is largely dependent on commodity markets which constitute a majority of its global trade. The Swiss franc, meanwhile, is regarded as a safe-haven currency when other major currencies like the US dollar and euro begin to falter. As such, its price is often correlated to that of gold.

  • Margin From
    3.0 %
  • Trading Hours
    24 hours / day *
  • Min Trade Size
    1000
  • Long
    0.21
  • Short
    -0.76
  • Min Stop Distance
    0.00018 points
  • Spreads
  • Spreads From
    0.00027 Points
  • Margins
  • 0 - 6400 000
    3.0 %
  • 6400 000 - 13000 000
    3.0 %
  • 13000 000 - 25000 000
    5.0 %
  • 25000 000 - 32000 000
    10.0 %
  • 32000 000 +
    30.0 %
  • Dealing
  • Spreads
    0.00027 Points
  • Margins
  • 0 - 6400 000
    3.0 %
  • 6400 000 - 13000 000
    3.0 %
  • 13000 000 - 25000 000
    5.0 %
  • 25000 000 - 32000 000
    10.0 %
  • 32000 000 +
    30.0 %

Pivot points
Dailys
Weekly
Monthly
Pivot point
0.61146
Bid
0.61069
Offer
0.61189
Distance
0
Last Updated: 3/24/2023 9:00:00 PM

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