The Swiss franc has fallen 9% against the euro after the Swiss National Bank (SNB) said it was setting a minimum exchange rate against the single currency.
The SNB announced this morning it would impose a minimum exchange rate of 1.20 francs to the euro. The move saw the euro rise over 9% against the currency to settle around the 1.20 target price,...
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