Thinking of trading NZD/CHF?
- 1. This pair is considered to be perfect as a carry-trade pair, in which an investor buys a high-yielding currency by funding it with a low yield one to make profit from the interest rate differential. 2. The NZD/CHF offers a good risk play, the New Zealand dollar has a mix of high interest rates and exposure to global economic performance whilst the Swiss franc is known as a safe-haven currency due to it gaining popularity in moments of economic uncertainty and distress.
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How would you like to trade NZD/CHF?
- Tight spreads & reliable execution
- 70+ pre-installed indicators
- Custom indicators
- 26 time frames
- Live Sentiment data
- Chart trading
- Advanced Take Profit & Stop Loss
- Depth of Market
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- Vast selection of strategies to copy
- Efficient risk management
- Can start and stop copying at your will
- Flexible allocation of funds
- Detailed performance reports
- Full transparency & access to historical data
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Trading CFDs involves significant risk of loss
For beginners:
- Great choice of available cBots for various trading strategies and risk tolerance levels
- Simple Plug and Play functionality
For advanced traders:
- Ability to create your own cBot or custom indicator
Trading CFDs involves significant risk of loss
Trade NZD/CHF with Fondex. Our CFD trading platform is engineered to provide you with optimal execution speed while allowing you to access 3 different trading methods on the same interface.
1. As a good exporter, Switzerland needs to take care of its currency's value. If it didn't, their prices would not be competitive enough when priced in the local currency. Said in simple terms, the SNB wants a weak franc, and hence, it tends to influence the forex global market to keep it that way. Traders should keep an eye on potential SNB monetary policies in order to be able to prepare for any unexpected changes. 2. Interest rate decision from the RBNZ, the GDP of both nations, CPI of both countries, the Producer Price Index, employment changes, trade balance and several political events such as trading news with Australia or China. Any changes in the Chinese economy will affect the pair's performance.
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