October, Jobs report and inflation data
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The October CPI data will likely be delayed until early or mid-December, according to economists’ projections.
A report by Democrats on the congressional Joint Economic Committee blames the president’s tariffs for inflation.
Two monthly jobs reports have fallen victim to the longest US government shutdown and a key inflation snapshot due in the coming week is also in jeopardy, illustrating a thickening data fog for a Federal Reserve that’s the most divided in recent memory.
The US government shutdown ended after 43 days, but the White House is withholding October inflation data, raising concerns over economic transparency and recovery.
Bitcoin traders are bracing for fresh U.S. inflation data that could steer Federal Reserve policy and dictate the market’s next major move.
BLS releases US CPI data for September, making it a key report for Fed's interest rate decision as shutdown halts other data.
The U.S. Labor Department's statistical agency should prioritize the production of November employment and inflation reports when the government reopens to ensure Federal Reserve officials have up-to-date information at their December policy meeting,
TLDR September’s US inflation report, delayed by the government shutdown, is scheduled for release on Friday and is expected to show a 3.1% annual increase The 3.1% figure would mark the first time inflation exceeds 3% in 2025 and the highest rate in 18 ...
WASHINGTON — Friday's inflation report is likely to show that consumer prices worsened in September for the second straight month as President Donald Trump's tariffs have lifted the cost of some groceries and other goods. Friday's inflation report will ...
Economists at the bank said consumers in the U.S. paid 50% to 70% of the cost of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and may continue to do so.