When borrowing or saving, high rates refer to elevated interest percentages that increase costs for loans or boost returns on deposits. Lenders and investors benefit from higher earnings, while borrowers face steeper repayments. Central banks often raise rates to curb inflation, impacting mortgages, credit cards, and savings accounts across the economy.
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