Affected by mixed US GDP and personal consumption data, the dollar fell back higher against the Swiss franc in the last trading day of last week.
The final closing date was 1.0196. The Swiss franc's movements last week were not affected by fundamental information, while the April CPI, which is due to be announced this week,
And the first quarter of 2019 currency allocation report, the market is expected to move very limited to the Swiss franc. As a safe haven currency, the Swiss franc this week
It may be difficult to make great use of it. With the end of the councillor holiday, the prospect of Brexit will gradually become clear. At the same time, Labour and the Conservatives have been on track.
In other words, both sides have also made some progress. Labour shadow business secretary Billy Bailey says one of the key points in the discussions with the government lies in the issue
Tax union Technically, the Swiss franc hit resistance near 1.0224 three times last week but has not yet made a further breakthrough.
It ended up slightly lower on Friday near the short-term upward trend line. The Swiss franc is likely not to continue until important data are released this week
High and hovered around 1.0200 or retreated to around 1.0122. But the dollar is unlikely to retreat sharply against the Swiss franc in the short term
To the mid-term upward trend line.
