Unexpected Drop in US Unemployment Claims

The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims unexpectedly decreased last week. This indicates the resilience of the labor market amid economic uncertainty. Experts note that such fluctuations are normal for the current situation. Nevertheless, overall unemployment rates remain low. The government continues to analyze data for further decision-making.

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2026-01-28T07:43:43+00:00

California's Electric Cars: Study Shows Significant Air Quality Improvement

A new study from California shows that for every 200 electric vehicles added to a neighborhood, levels of the pollutant nitrogen dioxide in the air decrease by 1.1%. This data proves that the shift to electric transport is already providing a measurable health benefit to the population.

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2026-01-28T07:38:18+00:00

US Dollar Faces Crisis of Confidence

The US dollar is facing a crisis of confidence as it moves near four-year lows after President Donald Trump ignored its recent decline, leading to increased selling of the American currency.

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2026-01-28T07:38:15+00:00

Fed Meeting: Expectations and Long-Term Outlook

The Federal Reserve meeting this week is not expected to bring groundbreaking news, as investors focus on future changes in U.S. monetary policy. Despite the lack of urgent measures, the market is analyzing the Fed's long-term strategy.

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2026-01-28T07:38:14+00:00

Electric Vehicles Reduce Air Pollution in California

A new study in California shows that the growth in the number of electric vehicles is directly linked to a reduction in air pollution from fossil fuel combustion. Scientists analyzed satellite data and concluded that eco-friendly transport positively affects air quality in cities.