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Government shutdown may delay key economic data the Fed relies on
The partial government shutdown may leave the Fed without its usual snapshot of the labor market at a critical moment.
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cnbc.com
Labor Dept. won't release Friday's key jobs report, other data if government shuts down
The department is preparing for what would amount to a news and data blackout should the government suspend operations.
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upi.com
BLS won't release jobs report Friday if the government shuts down - UPI.com
Federal jobs numbers will not be released if the government shuts down at midnight Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Labor said. It's a much-anticipated report.
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CNBC Daily Open: Fed's path ahead could be clouded if U.S. government shuts down
If the U.S. government shuts down, jobs and inflation data, which the Federal Reserve relies to make rate decisions, could be delayed.
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usatoday.com
Government shutdown may delay key economic data the Fed relies on
The partial government shutdown may leave the Fed without its usual snapshot of the labor market at a critical moment.
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Report shows hiring at lowest since 2009 as economists turn to alternative data during shutdown blackout
The data points fill in some gaps on information that usually comes from the Labor Department but are delayed because of the shutdown.
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fortune.com
Economy flies blind without jobs data, unemployment claims during government shutdown | Fortune
Earlier this month, Jerome Powell stressed how crucial each month is: “We're in a meeting-by-meeting situation, and we’re going to be looking at the data."
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eu.usatoday.com
Government shutdown delays jobs report. What data economists are tracking instead
The government shutdown delayed the jobs report and may postpone other key economic data. Here is what economists are looking at instead.
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aljazeera.com
Lack of data on government shutdown blurs US economy insights
Data interruption comes at a particularly uncertain time as policymakers need more data now than less.