A rates spillover occurs when monetary policy shifts in one major economy, like the U.S., trigger financial and economic ripples across global markets. This impacts borrowing costs, currency valuations, and capital flows in other nations. Central banks use this to gauge policy transmission, while multinational corporations and global investors benefit by anticipating cross-border risks and optimizing their strategies.
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