A period when an economy's expansion rate decelerates, often measured by declining GDP growth, signals cooling demand and reduced business investment. Policymakers use this phase to adjust monetary policy, aiming for a soft landing. While generally unwelcome, a slowdown can benefit central banks fighting inflation and investors seeking stable, less overheated markets.
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