An interest rate rule is a monetary policy guideline used by central banks to set short-term interest rates based on economic conditions like inflation and output. It helps stabilize prices, control economic fluctuations, and guide market expectations. Policymakers, investors, and businesses benefit from predictable adjustments, which support balanced growth and financial planning.
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