About AUD/CHF
What moves it
- The Australian dollar side (Reserve Bank of Australia)
- Commodity prices (especially iron ore), Chinese demand, RBA policy and broad risk appetite.
- The Swiss franc side (Swiss National Bank)
- Safe-haven demand during stress, SNB policy and its tolerance for franc strength, and Swiss inflation.
When it is most active
Most active during the Sydney, Tokyo and London sessions. The Tokyo–London handover is often when it starts to move.
- Sydney
- Tokyo
- London
See which sessions are open now, in your time zone
Pip value
One pip is 0.0001. On a standard lot of 100,000 AUD, a one-pip move is worth 10 CHF. Your broker converts this into your account currency at the current rate.
Calculate pip value and position size
Trading notes
- In risk-off periods money tends to flow into the Swiss franc, so AUD/CHF often reacts to stock-market sell-offs.
Educational information only — not a recommendation to trade AUD/CHF. Prices and technical summaries come from TradingView and can differ slightly from your broker’s feed.