While Conventional Monetary Policy might imply that interest rates and economic growth are negatively correlated, evidence suggests they are actually positively correlated. In times of economic growth, demand for money increases, driving up the price people are willing to pay for it. Also, cutting rates has diminishing returns on growth1. :macro-economics:economics: :macro-economics:economics:
1. Wang, J. J. Central Banking 101. (Joseph, 2021).