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| Ok, ok. But the EUR will not disappear, will it? I do have family and friends in Italy, thus I go there often and need euros. Now the CHF is high and I could buy some EUR to use whenever I need them... yes, maybe in the next couple of years CHF could continue growing, but in the long run... shouldn't EUR give more warranties? | |
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If you're planning on using the euros for short-term needs (travel to Italy) then it doesn't really matter where the euro is headed long-term, right?
The question is whether it will be cheaper to convert NOK-CHF and then CHF-EUR as you need it (losing a little bit in conversion fees), or to convert NOK-EUR now and hold it (losing a little bit if/when the euro drops.)
I'd go for the first one but that's just me.