The Swiss franc has maintained its position near the highest level against the euro since 2015, driven by increased demand for safe-haven assets due to escalating Middle East conflicts. According to Jin10, this trend persists despite recent warnings from the Swiss National Bank about its readiness to intervene in the currency market. Michael Pfister, an analyst at Commerzbank, noted in a report that fundamental factors suggest the Swiss franc will continue to strengthen in the coming years. These factors include geopolitical tensions, low inflation by international standards, and significantly better fiscal conditions. Pfister believes the Swiss National Bank has limited options to counter this trend.