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Because the exchange rate is a relative, not absolute, price, the SNB’s predicament is indicative of far more than domestic issues. In this particular

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case, the franc's strength also points to a regional misalignment that has vexed Swiss authorities for quite a while: how to retain Switzerland’s

traditional standing as a safe harbor and its role as a home for foreign capital while the European Central Bank has adopted experimental

monetary policies involving large-scale purchase of securities and significant expansions of its balance sheet. — Mohamed El-Erian, Bloomberg View

We think long USD-CHF and short CHF-JPY spot positions look attractive regardless of whether the Greek political crisis is resolved. We forecast

USD-CHF to appreciate to 1.03 in Q3 2015, which the market seems to underprice by assigning only [an] 8 percent probability and move higher to 1.08 in Q1 2016 and 1.11 in Q2 2016. — Barclays

The Swiss and the Swiss franc are in the news. The two-minute drill is the nation is wildly successful while its euro-neighbors are not. Thus money

rolls in and destabilizes the economy. There are benefits to the Swiss, yes, but there are also problems. It is all managed by the Swiss National

Bank amid a roaring Swiss domestic political debate. The thing to focus on within the complexity is the time function: The longer Europe is surreal,

the more profound and intractable the effects on Switzerland. Two treatments of this are above. Dr. El-Erian writes a brilliant essay for Bloomberg

View wrapped around his command of Euro-Swiss game theory. The FX team at Barclays pen a market-based note on how to make money and

critically how not to lose money in the CHF market [no, CHF doesn't stand for "congestive heart failure;" it's the ISO code that bank computers use

for Swiss francs]. Both approaches are complex, advanced, and sophisticated. Here are three good places to start if you really want to understand FX: