CHF=X - USD/CHF

CCY - CCY Delayed price. Currency in CHF
0.9087
+0.0033 (+0.3623%)
At close: 10:00PM BST
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Previous close0.9054
Open0.9054
Bid0.9087
Day's range0.9033 - 0.9092
52-week range0.8820 - 1.0147
Ask0.9091
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