Goldman Sachs "Even though the U.S. government shutdown has ended, releases of major indicators such as the October CPI are expected to be delayed"

Even though the U.S. government shutdown has ended, it is expected that key macro indicators such as the October Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be difficult to release on the originally scheduled dates.

On the 13th, according to BlockBeats, a media specializing in virtual assets (cryptocurrencies), the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) had been scheduled to release the October CPI and initial jobless claims that day, but the releases are likely to be delayed due to the effects of the shutdown. President Trump signed the temporary budget bill, officially ending the shutdown, but it is reported that it will take time for the statistics production process to return to normal.

Goldman Sachs said, "The Bureau of Labor Statistics will announce a new schedule for releasing indicators early next week," and "other major economic indicators may also be delayed in succession."