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(2026-09-02) MAS is maintaining a firm policy stance, while the ECB is expected to raise rates in September and possibly at subsequent meetings later on. The Fed is also maintaining a firm stance. Under this scenario, SGD/CHF should move higher toward the 0.64–0.65 area.
The problem is that the ECB may decide against further rate hikes. In that case, we expect the pair to trade around 0.6350–0.6400.
As for EUR/CHF, we see two possible scenarios: a move higher toward 0.94–0.95, followed by a decline toward 0.94–0.9350, and/or a direct move lower toward 0.94–0.9350.
It is also worth noting the weakness of the eurozone economy compared with stronger growth in Switzerland. In this case, the ECB could raise rates only in September and then refrain from further hikes. Under this scenario, the most likely outcome would be a move toward 0.64–0.6350 for SGD/CHF and 0.94–0.9350 for EUR/CHF.
Current Trade: None
(2026-08-31) Our analisys: The Fed Chair highlighted elevated inflation, which somewhat increases the likelihood of further rate hikes (PCE +3.7% vs. +3.3%). The ECB is also concerned about inflation. At the same time, the eurozone economy is expected to slow, while inflation is likely to rise. This should provide support for the U.S. dollar. The picture is more complicated than we would like. The probability of a Fed rate hike by the end of the year has increased, with the market now pricing in one or two hikes by year-end. This does not necessarily mean a hike in September, although that is also possible. Therefore, the EUR/USD outlook will depend heavily on both market expectations and incoming economic data.
Current Trade: None
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(2026-08-28) We expect the Fed to change its approach to communicating with the market, as well as to make broader changes to its monetary policy.
Following registration, a new website for iTeh D. is planned for development. It will support both the social project and the 3D Studio, and a moderated forum will also be launched.
In addition, I plan to expand into several other areas of business activity. I use advanced and stable currencies such as the SGD and CHF. Investment opportunities can be found in the United States, and all such activities will be conducted exclusively through official and legal channels. My investment focus will be the United States.
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