Euro against the Swiss franc: yearly statistics, 2016 to 2025

For each year: the highest and lowest ECB reference rate, the largest one-day moves and the monthly averages.

• 2016: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2016 came on 28 June 2016, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.0736 to 1.0845 CHF per euro (+1.02 %).
• 2017: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2017 came on 24 April 2017, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.0680 to 1.0806 CHF per euro (+1.18 %).
• 2018: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2018 came on 6 June 2018, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.1515 to 1.1629 CHF per euro (+0.99 %).
• 2019: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2019 came on 23 April 2019, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.1383 to 1.1470 CHF per euro (+0.76 %).
• 2020: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2020 came on 19 May 2020, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.0521 to 1.0633 CHF per euro (+1.06 %).
• 2021: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2021 came on 24 February 2021, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.0946 to 1.1029 CHF per euro (+0.76 %).
• 2022: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2022 came on 4 February 2022, when the ECB reference rate went from 1.0407 to 1.0567 CHF per euro (+1.54 %).
• 2023: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2023 came on 16 March 2023, when the ECB reference rate went from 0.9727 to 0.9820 CHF per euro (+0.96 %).
• 2024: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2024 came on 21 March 2024, when the ECB reference rate went from 0.9658 to 0.9766 CHF per euro (+1.12 %).
• 2025: The euro's largest one-day rise against the Swiss franc in 2025 came on 5 March 2025, when the ECB reference rate went from 0.9371 to 0.9514 CHF per euro (+1.53 %).