"Interest rate cuts normally stimulate the economy because people will get credit more cheaply and, therefore, will spend more. This stimulates the economy."
In addition, cutting interest rates usually bring more money out and hence its demand is reduced, normally leading to both inflation and devaluation. This is the reverse side.
Also add what Fatcat said:
"Interest rate cuts normally stimulate the economy because people will get credit more cheaply and, therefore, will spend more. This stimulates the economy."
In addition, cutting interest rates usually bring more money out and hence its demand is reduced, normally leading to both inflation and devaluation. This is the reverse side.