Exchange Rates in Germany

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Current euro to Swiss franc exchange rate (EUR/CHF) in Germany

This page shows the current average EUR/CHF exchange rate, calculated using publicly available data from banks in Germany, together with the reverse CHF/EUR rate. Estimated buy and sell rates, 30-day trends, volatility and key statistical indicators are also provided. Where available, reference rates from Deutsche Bundesbank, the European Central Bank and the European Commission are included for comparison.


Today’s average EUR/CHF exchange rate in Germany

The current average EUR/CHF exchange rate in Germany is 1 EUR = 0.94 CHF, while the reverse rate is 1 CHF = 1.07 EUR. Over the past 30 days, the Swiss franc showed a downward trend against the euro. The estimated decrease over this period was 1.19 %.
The average rate is calculated daily using publicly available data from commercial and public-sector banks in Germany.

The table below shows the calculated average EUR/CHF rate and the inverse CHF/EUR rate, together with the estimated buy and sell range, the average daily trend and volatility over the past 30 days. The displayed rates are rounded, while all indicators are calculated using the precise underlying values. Explanations of the data and calculation methods are provided further down the page.

Calculated average rate Estimated
buy/sell range
CHF trend Volatility
1 CHF = 1.07 EUR
1 EUR = 0.94 CHF
± 0.4 % -0.045 %0.161 %

Updated: 13 Aug 2026

EUR/CHF exchange rate comparison

The table below compares reference exchange rates for the Swiss franc published by Deutsche Bundesbank, the European Central Bank and the European Commission, as well as the average rate calculated from publicly available data supplied by commercial and public-sector banks in Germany. These figures are provided for comparison and reflect general market conditions. They are not exchange offers from individual banks and may differ from the rates available for an actual transaction.

Source Estimated buy rate Calculated average rate Estimated sell rate Updated
Euro rate: 1 EUR = 0.94 CHF
Deutsche Bundesbank 10.930.940.9413 Aug 2026
German banks, average 20.930.940.9413 Aug 2026
European Central Bank 3-0.94-13 Aug 2026
Swiss franc rate: 1 CHF = 1.07 EUR
Deutsche Bundesbank 1.061.071.0713 Aug 2026
German banks, average 1.061.071.0713 Aug 2026
European Central Bank -1.07-13 Aug 2026
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The Swiss franc is the official currency of in the following states: Liechtenstein, Switzerland. Its ISO 4217 currency code is CHF, its German name is Schweizer Franken, and its currency symbol is Fr..

Key CHF cross rates against other currencies

Below are the main cross rates for the Swiss franc against other widely used European currencies. These figures make it easier to compare CHF not only with the euro but also with the US dollar, pound sterling, the Norwegian krone, and other currencies commonly used for international payments and money transfers.

Currency pair Exchange rate
1 CHF = ... currency
Exchange rate
1 currency = ... CHF
CHF trend Currency name
CHF / EUR1.070.94 -0.045 %Euro
CHF / GBP0.911.10 -0.023 %Pound sterling
CHF / USD1.230.81 -0.001 %United States dollar
CHF / BAM2.090.48 -0.048 %Convertible mark
CHF / GEL3.210.31 -0.013 %Georgian lari
CHF / BYN3.700.27 0.135 %Belarusian rouble
CHF / PLN4.590.22 -0.074 %Polish złoty
CHF / RON5.590.18 -0.040 %Romanian leu
CHF / DKK7.970.13 -0.045 %Danish krone
CHF / NOK11.700.09 -0.080 %Norwegian krone
CHF / SEK11.760.09 -0.071 %Swedish krona
CHF / MDL21.380.05 -0.049 %Moldovan leu
CHF / CZK25.820.04 -0.043 %Czech koruna
CHF / UAH55.040.02 ⚖ 0.000 %Ukrainian hryvnia
CHF / TRY58.830.02 0.053 %Turkish lira
CHF / MKD65.670.02 -0.048 %Macedonian denar
CHF / RUB102.730.01 0.234 %Russian rouble
CHF / RSD124.340.01 -0.045 %Serbian dinar
CHF / ISK149.090.01 -0.075 %Icelandic króna
CHF / HUF386.880.00 -0.007 %Hungarian forint
CHF / KZT560.300.00 -0.012 %Kazakhstani tenge
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EUR/CHF and CHF/EUR trends over the past 30 days

The charts below show how the EUR/CHF and CHF/EUR exchange rates changed over the past 30 days. They show the same currency pair from opposite perspectives, making it easier to identify daily fluctuations and periods when either currency strengthened or weakened.

The first chart shows how many units of CHF one euro was worth on each date during the selected period. At the beginning of the period, based on the average for the first three days, the rate was 1 EUR = 0.93 CHF. At the end of the period, based on the average for the final three days, it was 1 EUR = 0.94 CHF. The average exchange rate for the entire period was 1 EUR = 0.93 CHF.

The second chart shows the inverse rate: the value of 1 CHF in euros. At the beginning of the period, based on the average for the first three days, the rate was 1 CHF = 1.08 EUR. At the end of the period, based on the average for the final three days, it was 1 CHF = 1.07 EUR. The average inverse rate for the entire period was 1 CHF = 1.07 EUR.

Both charts show the same currency pair from opposite perspectives. When the EUR/CHF rate rises, the inverse CHF/EUR rate falls, and vice versa. The average rate indicates the typical exchange rate level over the 30-day period, while the values at the beginning and end show its overall direction of movement.

EUR/CHF exchange rate analysis

How the EUR/CHF exchange rate changed over the past 30 days

Over the period analysed, the euro strengthened against the Swiss franc: one euro was worth more units of the currency at the end of the period than at the beginning. The overall change in the EUR/CHF rate was 1.20 %.

The average daily trend in the EUR/CHF exchange rate was 0.045 % per day. This indicator shows the overall direction of movement. It does not mean that the exchange rate changed by exactly the same percentage every day.

Daily exchange rate volatility was 0.161 %. This represents low volatility. The indicator means that daily percentage changes typically differed from their average rate of change by approximately 0.161 %. At the current exchange rate, this corresponds to approximate daily movements of around 0.002 CHF per euro.

The estimated buy and sell range is ± 0.4 %. It shows the typical difference between estimated buy and sell rates and the calculated average exchange rate. The total difference between the estimated buy and sell rates is approximately 0.9 % of the average rate.

Calculated 30-day average rate 1 EUR = 0.93 CHF
Average rate at the beginning of the period (3 days) 1 EUR = 0.93 CHF
Average rate at the end of the period (3 days) 1 EUR = 0.94 CHF
30-day change EUR/CHF +1.20 %
30-day change CHF/EUR -1.19 %
Average daily EUR/CHF trend 0.045 % per day
Average daily CHF/EUR trend -0.045 % per day
Assessment of the euro’s movement Euro strengthened
Daily volatility 0.161 % — Low
Estimated buy and sell range ± 0.4 %

Notes about the data

  1. EUR/CHF rates published by Deutsche Bundesbank are reference rates provided for information purposes. They are not binding buy or sell rates and are not necessarily the rates used for bank transactions.
  2. We calculate the average rate for Germany using publicly available exchange-rate data for the Swiss franc from a selection of commercial and public-sector banks.
  3. Rates published by the European Central Bank (ECB) are euro reference rates for selected currencies. If no ECB rate is available for the selected currency, a dash is shown in the table.
  4. The exchange rate trend, calculated using a linear trend, shows the average direction of movement per calendar day over the period analysed: ▲ indicates an upward trend, ▼ indicates a downward trend and ⚖ indicates no clear direction.
  5. The estimated buy and sell range (±%) shows the typical difference between estimated buy and sell rates for the Swiss franc and the calculated average exchange rate.
  6. Exchange rate volatility measures how widely daily percentage changes varied around their average value over the 30-day period. It indicates how strongly and unevenly the EUR/CHF exchange rate moved during that time. Low volatility means that the rate changed relatively smoothly without sharp movements. High volatility means that it fluctuated frequently or substantially.
  7. All indicators on this page are calculated using precise underlying values. For readability, displayed exchange rates are rounded to two or three decimal places, so calculations made using the rounded figures may produce slightly different results.
  8. Disclaimer:
    The exchange rates for the Swiss franc shown on this website are provided solely for information and reference purposes.
    These figures do not constitute an offer to exchange currency and may differ from the actual rates applied by banks, currency exchange offices or money transfer providers. We do not guarantee the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of the information and accept no liability for financial decisions made on the basis of these figures. Before exchanging currency, check the current transaction rate directly with the relevant bank, currency exchange office or money transfer provider.

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