An interest rate path projects potential future changes in central bank rates over time. Policymakers use it to guide monetary strategy, while investors rely on it to forecast bond yields and loan costs. Borrowers benefit by planning for rate hikes, and savers can anticipate better returns. It essentially maps the expected trajectory of borrowing costs.
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