Central banks adjust policy rates to influence borrowing costs, shaping economic activity and inflation. By raising or lowering these benchmark interest rates, they control money supply, impacting loans, savings, and spending. Businesses, consumers, and investors benefit from predictable monetary conditions, while governments rely on them to stabilize growth and currency value.
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