When central banks raise borrowing costs, they trigger interest rate hikes to cool inflation by reducing spending and investment. This monetary policy tool makes loans more expensive, encouraging saving over borrowing. Savers and fixed-income investors benefit most, earning higher returns, while borrowers face increased costs for mortgages and credit.
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