That's the whole point from making SegWit. At the moment, only 10% of the current transactions use SegWit. If more wallets and services start using accepting (Bitfinex next week, Blockchain.info in 2018 Q1) we will start noticing a huge price decrease. Besides, the current fees are high IMO because of a current spam attack made by BCH supporters.
Right. That's why many were quite disappointed when the november segwit didn't push through because many are seeing that as a solution. Transactions are getting stuck in mempools and to have a faster transaction, you have to pay an even higher fee.