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Stock Market Interest Rate Fluctuation and Its Influencing Factors
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Abstract
The stock market is an indispensable part of the financial market, and the fluctuation of interest rate in the stock market is also a common and important phenomenon in the financial market, which is unpredictable, complex and elusive. This paper examines the impact of interest rate fluctuations on the stock market and its influencing factors. The research results are as follows: The impact of such interest rate fluctuations on the stock market can be reflected in indirect influencing factors such as corporate financing costs and investors' investment preferences. Changes in intermediate factors caused by interest rate fluctuations largely determine the rise and fall of stock prices, thus forming a closed loop and once again having the same or different impacts on stock market investors and all walks of life. As an important factor in the financial market, the change of interest rate is also affected by various indicators, such as interest rate policy and inflation.
Keywords
Stock market interest rate fluctuation, Enterprise financing costs, Investor investment choice, Interest rate policy, Inflation
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Wang,Y. (2025). Stock Market Interest Rate Fluctuation and Its Influencing Factors. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,156,73-78.
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