In response to slow recoveries after the Great Recession, several governments made the nominal interest rates in their nations turn negative with the intent of stimulating their economies.

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Negative interest rates were implemented by some central banks, such as the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, to encourage borrowing and spending by making it costly to hold onto cash, thereby stimulating economic activity.

In Response to Slow Recoveries After the Great Recession, Several