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Nominal vs Real Interest Rate: When you hear someone mention an “interest rate”, they are most often referring to the current market, or nominal interest rate. Real interest rates are inflation-adjusted rates used in time-value of money calculations such as annuity or retirement calculations.
If you watch CNBC or read the Wall Street Journal, you may hear or see terms and acronyms mentioned by market analysts, investment professionals and the financial press.