interest rate cuts
Interest rate cuts refer to the monetary policy decision by central banks to reduce the borrowing costs for lending funds, often influencing a decrease in interest rates offered to borrowers. This action is carried out with the aim of stimulating economic growth, encouraging borrowing and spending by individuals and businesses, and potentially reducing the cost of debt.
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