A real rates framework separates inflation from nominal yields to reveal the true cost of borrowing and the real return on savings. Investors and central banks use it to gauge monetary policy tightness, value assets like gold or bonds, and forecast economic cycles. Pension funds and portfolio managers benefit by making informed, inflation-adjusted allocation decisions that preserve long-term purchasing power.
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