The Swiss franc ticked up against the euro on Tuesday, rebounding from an eight-month low hit the previous session, as concern about Spain's government finances dampened optimism sparked by the European Central Bank's bond buying programme. After spending months hovering near the 1.20 per euro cap set by the Swiss National Bank a year ago, the franc has fallen against the single currency the past week, hitting an eight-month low of 1.21831 francs on trading platform EBS on Monday.
The franc was trading up 0.1 percent compared to the New York close at 1.2146 at 0545 GMT. The franc was flat at 0.9276 against the dollar.
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