Michael Pfister from Commerzbank has expressed skepticism regarding the recent strong performance of the Swiss Franc and British Pound. According to Jin10, Pfister's report suggests that the adjustments in interest rate expectations may have been excessive. The market anticipates that the Swiss National Bank will raise rates next year due to inflationary pressures from rising energy prices caused by the Iran conflict, while the Bank of England is not expected to cut rates further.
Pfister notes that the strengthening of the Swiss Franc could itself suppress inflation, posing a challenge for the Swiss National Bank. Meanwhile, recent statements from the Bank of England indicate a preference for rate cuts amid weakening economic conditions.