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U.S. economic data delayed by the shutdown will be released, affecting Fed rate cut expectations amid strong AI-driven export growth and revised GDP forecasts.
U.S. economic data delayed by the government shutdown, including January nonfarm payrolls and inflation figures, will be released this week, influencing Federal Reserve rate cut expectations.
Markets currently anticipate a July rate cut, with potential for an earlier move.
Strong AI-driven export growth is forecast, while revised fourth-quarter 2025 GDP data may confirm Taiwan’s fastest growth in 15 years.
India’s January inflation is expected to rise to 2.9%, driven by gold prices, and a $26.4 billion trade deficit is projected.
Singapore and Malaysia are set to release revised GDP data, with Singapore possibly revising growth to 6.4%.
Central bank officials’ comments will be closely watched for policy signals.
Se publicarán los datos económicos estadounidenses retrasados por el cierre, lo que afectará las expectativas de recorte de tasas de la Fed en medio del fuerte crecimiento de las exportaciones impulsadas por la IA y las previsiones revisadas del PIB.