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The Fed cut rates by 0.25% its third cut this year, aiming to support a slowing job market amid ongoing inflation.
The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to 3.6% on December 10, 2025, marking the third reduction this year and the lowest level in nearly three years.
The move, aimed at supporting a cooling job market amid persistent inflation, signals a shift toward cautious easing.
While mortgage and credit card rates may gradually decline, savings yields are expected to fall further.
Chair Jerome Powell indicated a potential pause in cuts, with projections suggesting only one more reduction in 2026.
The decision drew three dissenting votes, reflecting internal divisions over inflation and economic growth.
La Fed recortó las tasas en un 0.25%, su tercer recorte este año, con el objetivo de apoyar una desaceleración del mercado laboral en medio de la inflación en curso.