A recent survey conducted by Reuters reveals that 14 out of 15 economists believe the Swiss Central Bank should increase its foreign exchange intervention to prevent the Swiss franc from further strengthening against the euro. According to Jin10, the economists argue that a stronger franc could negatively impact Switzerland's export-driven economy by making Swiss goods more expensive in the eurozone. The Swiss Central Bank has been actively involved in forex markets to manage the franc's value, but the majority of surveyed economists suggest that more aggressive measures are necessary to stabilize the currency and support economic growth.