Interest Rates
Interest rates affect nearly every aspect of the economy—from mortgages and savings to business loans and investment strategies. Set by central banks and financial institutions, they influence borrowing costs, inflation, and consumer spending. In business, rising interest rates can slow growth by making credit more expensive, while lower rates often encourage expansion. This section explores how interest rate trends impact financial planning, economic policy, and market behavior—helping readers make smarter decisions in a changing economy.
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