Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, and financial experts suggest the era of ultra-low interest rates might be over, and that's a positive shift. Low rates can lead to risky investments and a fragile economy. Instead, a balance is sought, aiming for stability rather than constant stimulation. This change could mean a new approach for investors, possibly affecting strategies that thrived on low rates. It's a reminder of the broader economic shifts and the importance of adapting to maintain financial health. For more details, check out the full article on Bloomberg.