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U.S. stocks rose on strong Q3 GDP growth, rising retail sales, and optimistic outlooks despite market skepticism.
U.S. stocks rose after a volatile start, buoyed by revised Q3 GDP growth of 4.3%, well above expectations, driven by strong consumer spending and corporate profits.
President Trump credited tariffs and governance for the performance, while White House adviser Kevin Hassett projected strong job growth.
Despite a slight dip in consumer confidence, holiday retail sales rose 3.9% to 4.2% year-over-year.
The Federal Reserve faces pressure to cut rates, with Treasury Secretary Bessent advocating a 2% inflation target.
Global markets gained, the dollar strengthened, and gold and silver rose.
Trump claimed strong economic data no longer boosts markets, labeling it "The Trump Rule," citing a flat or declining market despite robust growth, though he offered no data on market movements or causes.
Las acciones estadounidenses subieron con un fuerte crecimiento del PIB en el tercer trimestre, el aumento de las ventas minoristas y las perspectivas optimistas a pesar del escepticismo del mercado.