Macro finance

Macrofinance is the field that studies how large-scale economic factors—like interest rates, inflation, economic growth, and government policies—affect financial markets, investments, and individual financial behavior. It examines how the overall economy influences the value of assets, borrowing costs, and savings, and how financial markets, in turn, impact economic stability and growth. By understanding these interactions, macrofinance helps explain trends in markets and guides policymakers and investors in making informed decisions during different economic conditions.