The Bureau of Labor Statistics has explained it was 'unable to retroactively collect' the data on consumer prices.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has explained it was ‘unable to retroactively collect’ the data on consumer prices.
By Allison Griner
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The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has announced it will not release inflation information for the month of October, citing the consequences of the recent government shutdown.
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