The Swiss franc rose against the euro and the dollar on Monday amid renewed safe-haven demand ahead of a potentially risky week for the eurozone debt crisis. News that Greece and its international lenders are at odds over whether it has met conditions for a new aid tranche weighed on the euro as did anticipation about a German constitutional court ruling over euro zone bailouts on Wednesday.
The franc rose 0.9 percent against the euro to trade at 1.1095 by 0638 GMT compared to the New York close. The franc rose 0.5 percent against the dollar to trade at 0.784.
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