Published on March 12, 2010

PLN to CHF Exchange Rates:
(Polish Zloty to Swiss Franc)
Charts and historical data

Last 10 working days

Last 30 days

Friday, March 12th: The pair went down again. A 0.00091 loss brought the rate to 0.3739.

Thursday, March 11th: The Polish zloty started to depreciate again against the Swiss franc; the PLN/CHF currency pair fell to 0.37481.

Wednesday, March 10th: A surge brought the Polish zloty to Swiss franc quotation to 0.3787, the highest reading in one year and two months.

Tuesday, March 9th: The PLN/CHF quotation slipped to the 0.37547 level.

Monday, March 8th: The Polish zloty to Swiss franc quotation increased again, from 0.37817 to 0.37817.

Friday, March 5th: The upward movement restarted, the pair increasing by 0.00247.

Thursday, March 4th: The exchange decreased slightly, reaching 0.37508.

Friday, February 26th - Wednesday, March 3rd: The Polish zloty to Swiss franc quotation went up for four trading days in a row, reaching the 0.3751 level on Wednesday, March 3rd.

Wednesday, February 24th - Thursday, February 25th: The continued to go down for two consecutive trading days, reaching 0.3665 Swiss francs to the Polish zloty on Thursday, February 25th.

Tuesday, February 23rd: The Polish zloty started to depreciate again against the Swiss currency, the PLN/CHF currency pair decreasing to 0.36942.

Monday, February 22nd: The Polish zloty to Swiss franc quotation jumped to 0.36974.

Friday, February 19th: The pair went down again. A 0.00014 decrease brought the rate to 0.36606.

Thursday, February 18th: The currency pair fell to 0.3662.

Tuesday, February 16th - Wednesday, February 17th: The rate continued to increase over the next two trading days, reaching 0.3691 Swiss francs to the Polish zloty on Wednesday, February 17th.

Monday, February 15th: The pair increased slightly, reaching 0.36499.

Last 365 days

All available data after January 1st, 1999

PLN/CHF Exchange rate - Historical data:

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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