The Swiss National Bank raising their forecasts for inflation and growth also helped generate bullish Franc sentiment.

Last week's developments both in the UK and the euro area may encourage a correction of the Swiss franc's recent gains against their respective currencies.

The Swiss franc outlook looks conflicted as the currency resolves conflicting cues from developments in the key trends driving the other majors.

The Swiss franc continued to weaken against the greenback as the Federal Reserve signaled an increased willingness to normalize policy this year.

Despite further evidence of potential deflation, we may not see any action from the SNB as the country’s markets close for Carnival.

Swiss Unemployment Rate and Consumer Price Index data promise noteworthy CHF moves.

Concerns over the scope of a global recovery weigh the Swiss Franc against the dollar as safe haven flows lead to broader greenback support.

Speculators are still using the Swiss franc as a funding currency for the carry trade.

The Swiss franc may face selling pressure as prices look past an uneventful economic calendar to take directional cues from fading risk appetite amid a flurry of market-moving the fourth quarter earnings announcements.

Sharp moves in Swiss Retail Sales results or Producer and Import Prices could force volatility, but the major risk to the Swiss franc remains any and all SNB rhetoric on its recent strengthening.