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Policy Rate
The benchmark interest rate, set by the central bank as a policy rate, serves as a primary monetary tool utilized by central banks worldwide. When a country's benchmark interest rate rises, bank lending rates increase as well, leading to a reduction in consumption and investment activities. Conversely, if the benchmark interest rate declines, it can stimulate economic activity.
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