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fxJul 16, 2026, 3:18 AM

USD/CHF Edges Lower to 0.8060 Amid Middle East Tensions

The Swiss franc holds recent losses as the US dollar recovers on rising Middle East tensions, with USD/CHF trading around 0.8060 after opening with a bullish gap.

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USD/CHF slipped during Asian hours, trading near 0.8060 after opening with a bullish gap. The pair remains in positive territory despite the intraday decline.

The move comes as the US dollar strengthens on safe-haven demand linked to escalating Middle East tensions. The Swiss franc, traditionally also a haven, is underperforming against the greenback.

Traders are watching for further geopolitical developments that could amplify dollar demand, keeping USD/CHF biased higher in the near term.

Source: FXStreet Forex News