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The dollar drops sharply amid trade fears, shutdown delays, and rate cut hopes.
The U.S. dollar is set for its largest weekly loss since June, weakening against the Swiss franc, yen, and euro amid rising concerns over trade tensions, regional bank instability, and a 17-day government shutdown that delayed key economic data.
President Trump acknowledged his proposed 100% tariff on Chinese goods is unsustainable, while signaling a meeting with Xi Jinping to address trade issues.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller hinted at potential rate cuts due to mixed labor market data, boosting expectations of monetary easing.
Investors flocked to safe-haven currencies, pushing the dollar to a one-month low versus the franc and triggering a bearish shift in options markets.
The yen remained under pressure despite Bank of Japan Governor Ueda’s hint at possible rate hikes.
The dollar index fell 0.43% for the week, with broader markets reacting to delayed data and heightened uncertainty.
El dólar cae fuertemente en medio de temores comerciales, retrasos en el cierre y esperanzas de recorte de tasas.