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Fed Chair Powell hints at possible December rate cut amid slowing growth and weakening jobs, despite stable inflation.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled that recent data show moderating GDP growth, driven by slowing consumer spending, though business investment is rising.
Disinflation in services continues, but job gains are falling below the breakeven rate, with labor demand weakening.
Powell emphasized the Fed’s cautious, data-dependent approach, noting downside risks to employment and the need to prevent temporary shifts from becoming lasting issues.
While inflation risks have slightly decreased, the Fed remains prepared to act.
Markets initially reacted with reduced dovishness, but the dollar stabilized.
Powell highlighted strong household and banking sector health and stable inflation expectations, without commenting on a related court case.
El presidente de la Fed, Powell, insinúa un posible recorte de tasas en diciembre en medio de una desaceleración del crecimiento y un debilitamiento del empleo, a pesar de la inflación estable.