Swiss franc exchange rate on September 9, 2026. CHF/PLN edges up slightly to 4,5842 zł

Swiss franc slightly stronger against the złoty

Yesterday, you had to pay 4,5842 zł for a Swiss franc. That means that when exchanging 1000 zł, you could get about 218 CHF. For people sending money to Switzerland or repaying liabilities in this currency, this is a level that does not change the market picture, but it does raise the cost of buying francs.

On a daily basis, the rate rose by 0,0122 zł, and on a weekly basis the change was the same, also amounting to 0,0122 zł. This means the franc was slightly more expensive yesterday than the day before and a week earlier, although the scale of the move remains small. When exchanging 5000 zł, that difference translates into about 13 zł more in the cost of buying the currency.

In practice, this is important information for people who exchange money regularly, for example before a trip to Switzerland or when making transfers in CHF. At this scale of change, there is no sign of a sharp weakening of the złoty, but rather a short-term correction in quotations.

The data provided does not point to any specific reason for the move. For the market, the key point is that CHF/PLN remained close to the 4,58 zł level, while differences between successive readings are small enough to matter mainly for larger amounts.

Sources

1. Current exchange rates: Narodowy Bank Polski (average exchange rate table)