The business cycle drives interest rates and the market. The Fed has a crucial role in the monetary system but its power in setting interest rates is limited.
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The business cycle drives interest rates and the market. The Fed has a crucial role in the monetary system but its power in setting interest rates is limited. Consumers' and businesses' needs for short-term or long-term borrowing determine the trend of interest rates.
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