Interest rate derivatives are financial contracts whose value depends on changes in interest rates. Used by corporations, banks, and investors, they manage risk from rate fluctuations or speculate on future moves. Common instruments include swaps, futures, and options. Benefits include stabilizing cash flows, reducing borrowing costs, and hedging against adverse market shifts.
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