#CurrencyPairPrediction Monetary policy lag effects on USD/CHF trends: Monetary policy actions, like interest rate changes by the Federal Reserve (Fed) or Swiss National Bank (SNB), influence the USD/CHF exchange rate, but their effects typically occur with a time lag. After a policy change, it can take months for the full impact to be reflected in economic data, investor behavior, and currency movements. For example, if the Fed hikes rates, the USD might strengthen against the CHF over time as U.S. assets become more attractive. However, immediate reactions are often driven by expectations, while real economic adjustments (e.g., slower growth, changing capital flows) take longer to develop. In Switzerland, where the SNB often intervenes to manage CHF strength, lags can also result from deliberate gradualism to avoid market shocks. Overall, the delayed effects mean that even well-anticipated monetary policy moves can continue influencing USD/CHF trends long