#FedRateCutAffectsDollarTrend Are you asking how changes in the Federal Reserve's interest rate affect the economy? If so, here are the key impacts: 1. Borrowing Costs – Higher rates make loans (mortgages, car loans, business loans) more expensive, while lower rates make borrowing cheaper. 2. Consumer Spending – Higher rates discourage spending and encourage saving, while lower rates do the opposite. 3. Inflation Control – The Fed raises rates to slow inflation and lowers them to stimulate growth. 4. Stock Market – Higher rates can hurt stocks by increasing borrowing costs for businesses, while lower rates often boost stock prices. 5. Housing Market – Mortgage rates rise with Fed rate hikes, making homes less affordable and slowing the market. 6. Exchange Rates – Higher rates attract foreign investment, strengthening the U.S.