Affirm’s business thrives on consumer spending, making it highly sensitive to interest rate shifts—higher rates could curb spending and increase borrowing costs, while lower rates fuel growth and expansion. Still new to the market and publicly traded since 2021, Affirm’s stock is already pricey, and even favorable rate moves may not deliver the big gains investors crave. A major economic downturn could expose vulnerabilities, making this young fintech play a high-stakes bet for investors.
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