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HomeMarketsForexSwiss Franc / Hungarian Forint

Trade Swiss Franc / Hungarian Forint

SummaryHistorical Data
Trading Conditions
Spread0.352
Long position overnight fee
Long position overnight fee
Margin. Your investment
HUF 1,000.00
Overnight fee
Charges from full value of position
-0.02263 %
(-HUF 4.53)

Trade size with leverage ~ HUF 20,000.00

Short position overnight fee ~ HUF 19,000.00

-0.02263%
Short position overnight fee
Short position overnight fee
Margin. Your investment
HUF 1,000.00
Overnight fee
Charges from full value of position
0.01441 %
(HUF 2.88)

Trade size with leverage ~ HUF 20,000.00

Short position overnight fee ~ HUF 19,000.00

0.01441%
Overnight fee time21:00 (UTC)
CurrencyHUF
Min traded quantity1000
Margin5
Stock exchange
Commission on trade10%

1Our charge for executing your trade is the spread, the difference between the buy and sell price. Please consult the Charges and Fees section of our website for further information

CHF/HUF

The base currency – CHF. The counter currency – HUF. The CHF to HUF rate shows how many Hungarian forints are needed to buy one Swiss franc. The Swiss franc is the official currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein, which is sometimes nicknamed as the ‘Swissie.’ The currency is abbreviated as ‘SFr.’ or ‘Fr.’ One Swiss franc includes 100 centimes. The Swiss National Bank issues the banknotes and controls the monetary policy. Switzerland has a safe economy, heavily reliant on foreign investments. HUF circulates in the Republic of Hungary and is issued by the Hungarian National Bank. Introduced in 1946, the Hungarian forint is abbreviated as ‘Ft.’ and subdivided into 100 fillér. The Hungarian government has delayed adopting the euro until 2020 due to economic issues. Receive the recent exchange rates of HUF to the Swiss franc at Capital.com.