A benchmark interest rate serves as a reference point for pricing loans, mortgages, and financial products. Lenders and borrowers use it to set rates, while central banks and investors rely on it to gauge market conditions. It influences borrowing costs, savings returns, and monetary policy decisions worldwide.
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