Interest rate increases have made borrowing more expensive
A number of factors that hint at an impending crisis are behind the stock market slip. The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates three times this year to avoid overheating the economy. Other central banks, including China’s, have followed suit. These hikes have made borrowing more expensive.
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