Swiss franc trades at 4.66‑4.67 zł per CHF in early July 2026

On 7 July 2026 the Swiss franc (CHF) was quoted at 4.6596 Polish zloty (PLN) and on 9 July 2026 at 4.6713 PLN, according to data from the National Bank of Poland. The rates are closely watched by Polish borrowers with CHF‑denominated mortgages and by investors using the franc as a safe‑haven currency.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) sets monetary policy that influences the franc’s value, while the NBP provides the official PLN/CHF prices. Recent regulatory changes in the EU have replaced the CHF LIBOR with the SARON reference rate for loan interest calculations, a shift that continues to affect Polish “frankowicze” who have been litigating banks over mortgage terms.

These exchange‑rate updates reflect normal market fluctuations and are part of ongoing monitoring of a currency that remains one of the world’s most stable.