The Titi Tudorancea Bulletin
English Edition. March 11, 2010
Published on March 11, 2010
 

GBP to CHF Exchange Rates:
(British Pound to Swiss Franc)
Charts and historical data

Last 10 working days


Last 30 days

Thursday, March 11th: The rate increased slightly, reaching 1.60929.

Monday, March 8th - Wednesday, March 10th: Over three trading days, a total decrease of 0.01736 brought the quote from 1.62127 to 1.60391, the lowest level in almost a year.

Wednesday, March 3rd - Friday, March 5th: The currency pair rose by a total of 0.00732, from 1.61395 to 1.62127.

Friday, February 26th - Tuesday, March 2nd: The Swiss franc continued to appreciate against the British pound, the GBP/CHF of exchange decreasing to 1.61395.

Thursday, February 25th: The Swiss franc started to appreciate again against the British pound; the GBP/CHF exchange went down to 1.66114.

Wednesday, February 24th: A second consecutive increase brought the British pound to Swiss franc exchange rate to 1.66849.

Tuesday, February 23rd: The Swiss franc started to depreciate again against the British pound; the GBP/CHF exchange rate crawled to 1.66633.

Thursday, February 18th - Monday, February 22nd: The quote went down to 1.66523.

Wednesday, February 17th: The quotation increased slightly, reaching 1.68918.

Tuesday, February 16th: The British pound to Swiss franc quotation moved down to the 1.68616 level.

Friday, February 12th - Monday, February 15th: The GBP/CHF cross went up for two trading days in a row, reaching 1.68983. This was the highest level since January 29th, 2010.

Last 365 days


All available data after January 1st, 1999


GBP/CHF Exchange rate - Historical data:

Date:Exchange rate:
2010-03-111.60929
2010-03-101.60391
2010-03-091.61364
2010-03-081.62101
2010-03-051.62127
2010-03-041.6168
2010-03-031.61521
2010-03-021.61395
2010-03-011.61509
2010-02-261.63974
2010-02-251.66114
2010-02-241.66849
2010-02-231.66633
2010-02-221.66523
2010-02-191.66891
2010-02-181.68325
2010-02-171.68918
2010-02-161.68616
2010-02-151.68983
2010-02-121.68565
2010-02-111.671
2010-02-101.66606
2010-02-091.66652
2010-02-081.67321
2010-02-051.68131
2010-02-041.68251
2010-02-031.68204
2010-02-021.68618
2010-02-011.68315
2010-01-291.692
2010-01-281.70903
2010-01-271.69743
2010-01-261.6859
2010-01-251.67879
2010-01-221.67842
2010-01-211.6923
2010-01-201.69846
2010-01-191.68821
2010-01-181.67652
2010-01-151.67482
2010-01-141.66244
2010-01-131.65303
2010-01-121.64322
2010-01-111.64145
2010-01-081.65827
2010-01-071.64873
2010-01-061.64957
2010-01-051.64984
2010-01-041.6685
2009-12-311.67053
2009-12-301.6458
2009-12-291.64861
2009-12-281.6516
2009-12-241.65209
2009-12-231.6648
2009-12-221.67818
2009-12-211.67504
2009-12-181.68636
2009-12-171.69144
2009-12-161.7006
2009-12-151.68783
2009-12-141.6791
2009-12-111.67099
2009-12-101.67124
2009-12-091.67079
2009-12-081.66604
2009-12-071.67096
2009-12-041.66479
2009-12-031.65902
2009-12-021.6667
2009-12-011.65731
2009-11-301.65334
2009-11-271.65702
2009-11-261.6573
2009-11-251.67146
2009-11-241.67313
2009-11-231.67727
2009-11-201.68226
2009-11-191.69279
2009-11-181.69893
2009-11-171.70505
2009-11-161.68665
2009-11-131.69403
2009-11-121.67472
2009-11-111.67283
2009-11-101.68206
2009-11-091.69004
2009-11-061.68694
2009-11-051.68815
2009-11-041.69125
2009-11-031.68273
2009-11-021.67087
2009-10-301.69208
2009-10-291.68345
2009-10-281.66821
2009-10-271.66841
2009-10-261.64575
2009-10-231.6498
2009-10-221.66851
2009-10-211.67892
2009-10-201.65855
2009-10-191.65569
2009-10-161.66493
2009-10-151.65431
2009-10-141.63031
2009-10-131.61246
2009-10-121.62595
2009-10-091.64566
2009-10-081.64848
2009-10-071.63801
2009-10-061.63253
2009-10-051.64671
2009-10-021.64708
2009-10-011.66493
2009-09-301.6582
2009-09-291.6587
2009-09-281.63811
2009-09-251.6455
2009-09-241.66002
2009-09-231.68145
2009-09-221.67448
2009-09-211.67461
2009-09-181.68233
2009-09-171.70545
2009-09-161.70799
2009-09-151.70955
2009-09-141.72162
2009-09-111.73212


The cross rates on this page are based on the Reference Exchange Rates published by the European Central Bank.

The reference rates are averages of buying and selling rates against the euro, calculated according to the daily concertation procedure between central banks within and outside the European System of Central Banks, by paying due attention to ensuring that the published exchange rates reflect the market conditions prevailing at the time of the daily concertation procedure.

Actual market transactions are affected by a number of factors, such as location and type of transaction (buying or selling), and might be carried at different rates. This data is released for reference purposes only.


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