Rabobank analyst Jane Foley said the Swiss franc could replace the yen as the preferred funding currency in carry trades if the BOJ signals faster policy tightening on Friday. With Swiss rates low, markets may pivot to CHF, but its entrenched safe-haven status could deter some investors because CHF could jump sharply if risk aversion rises. Rabobank sees EUR/CHF at 0.95 within three months and does not expect a strong euro rally next year given euro-area political risks.

2026-09-15

Rabobank analyst Jane Foley said the Swiss franc could replace the yen as the preferred funding currency in carry trades if the BOJ signals faster policy tightening on Friday. With Swiss rates low, markets may pivot to CHF, but its entrenched safe-haven status could deter some investors because CHF could jump sharply if risk aversion rises. Rabobank sees EUR/CHF at 0.95 within three months and does not expect a strong euro rally next year given euro-area political risks.