Market interventions

Market interventions are actions taken by governments or central banks to influence the economy by adjusting the supply, demand, or prices of goods and services. These actions can include setting interest rates, buying or selling currencies, or providing subsidies to certain industries. The goal is to stabilize markets, control inflation, support growth, or protect consumers and businesses. Essentially, interventions are strategic efforts to guide economic conditions in desired directions when market forces alone may not achieve optimal outcomes.