Interest Rate and SwapIf that’s going to be the case, people are going to continue to take advantage of this swap. If we can get a break above the 0.92 level, I think that’s when you really start to see this thing go much higher. Above 0.92, I’m anticipating that we could go all the way to parity. Granted, that’s a longer term move, but that is increasingly what this chart is starting to look like. Pullbacks to this point in time will continue to attract value hunting, especially if we get anywhere near the 0.91 level, but judging from the Friday action, I think that is probably about as deep of a correction as I would anticipate unless of course something odd happens. The Swiss franc is a safety currency, but so again is the US dollar, so that doesn’t have as much of an effect on this USD/CHF pair, which is something that unfortunately a lot of people forget.More By This Author:Pairs In Focus – Sunday, Jan. 12USD/CAD Forecast: Is The Dam About To Break In The Canadian Dollar? USD/CAD Forecast: Friday’s Critical Moves