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Interest Rate Cuts

Definition

Interest Rate Cuts represent a decision by a central bank to reduce its benchmark interest rate, typically implemented to stimulate economic growth by making borrowing cheaper and encouraging investment and spending. This monetary policy action aims to increase the money supply and liquidity within the financial system. In the context of digital assets, such cuts can influence investor behavior, potentially driving capital towards riskier or higher-yielding assets, including cryptocurrencies, as traditional savings offer lower returns. The policy shift impacts the broader financial landscape.