Interest rates act as the economy’s central lever, influencing borrowing costs, consumer spending, and investment returns. Central banks adjust them to control inflation or stimulate growth. Homebuyers, businesses, and savers directly feel this ripple effect, as higher rates increase loan expenses but boost savings yields, while lower rates encourage cheaper credit and economic expansion.
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