Central banks employ loose monetary policy to stimulate economic growth by lowering interest rates and increasing money supply. This approach encourages borrowing and spending, boosting business investment and consumer activity. Primary beneficiaries include homeowners with cheaper mortgages, businesses seeking expansion capital, and stock market investors. However, prolonged use risks inflation and asset bubbles, requiring careful calibration.
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