Interest rate risks refer to potential losses from fluctuating borrowing costs, impacting bonds, loans, and investments. Financial institutions and investors manage these risks through hedging or diversification to protect portfolios. Borrowers benefit by locking in fixed rates, while lenders gain from adjustable terms, ensuring stability amid market shifts.
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