Interest rate markets are where debt instruments like bonds, loans, and swaps are traded, driven by fluctuations in borrowing costs. Central banks, investors, and corporations use them to hedge against rate changes or speculate on economic trends. Pension funds and insurers benefit by locking in stable yields, while governments manage national debt. Ultimately, these markets shape global borrowing, savings, and investment strategies.
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