6) Lower interest rates tend to induce inflation within an economic system which explains why the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLF) moved 4 percent higher on March 18th and is currently up an additional $43 dollars, and why the United States Oil ETF (USO) ended the day higher as well and is currently up an additional 5 percent as oil crosses the $50 per barrel mark---both oil and gold are seen as inflation hedges.

6) Lower interest rates tend to induce inflation within an economic system which explains why the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLF) moved 4 percent higher on March 18th and is currently up an additional $43 dollars, and why the United States Oil ETF (USO) ended the day higher as well and is currently up an additional 5 percent as oil crosses the $50 per barrel mark---both oil and gold are seen as inflation hedges.

2) Lower interest rates have an inverse affect on bonds, which may make it cheaper for companies to issue longer-dated maturities. The Barclays iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bonds (TLT) gapped 6 percent higher as yields dropped, while the UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury ProShares (TBT) which is a 2x short ETF on the long-end of the curve fell north of 6 percent.

2) Lower interest rates have an inverse affect on bonds, which may make it cheaper for companies to issue longer-dated maturities. The Barclays iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bonds (TLT) gapped 6 percent higher as yields dropped, while the UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury ProShares (TBT) which is a 2x short ETF on the long-end of the curve fell north of 6 percent.

5) Lower interest rates weaken the U.S dollar versus other currencies, as virtually more dollars are being printed to meet current demand. The PowerShares US Dollar Bearish Index (UDN) ended the day mostly higher as the dollar fell to a two-month low, and the PowerShares US Dollar Bullish Index (UUP) fell notable as well.

5) Lower interest rates weaken the U.S dollar versus other currencies, as virtually more dollars are being printed to meet current demand. The PowerShares US Dollar Bearish Index (UDN) ended the day mostly higher as the dollar fell to a two-month low, and the PowerShares US Dollar Bullish Index (UUP) fell notable as well.

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4) Lower interest rates steepen the yield curve, which is the relationship between current rates and the 30-year bond, making banks like Wells Fargo (WFC), and Bank of America (BAC) more profitable.