Certainly, when I run into businesses, they often express considerable pleasure and are quite happy to see the interest rate coming down. It lowers their cost of borrowing. Whether that's investing in new capital or paying for their working capital to buy their inventories, it takes down one cost for them.
The other thing that is going on, though, is that, with low inflation, they're facing less uncertainty about fluctuations in their input costs. It doesn't mean they've all come back to where they were, but the rate of change has come back.