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Shutdown delays October inflation report – what does the Fed’s knowledge say?

Editorial Board Published November 13, 2025
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The longest authorities shutdown in historical past has impacted the discharge of a number of key financial stories, together with October inflation numbers that have been as a result of be launched on Thursday, resulting in an elevated deal with different gauges like these operated by the Federal Reserve.

The Labor Division was scheduled to launch the October client worth index (CPI) on Thursday, however the report is delayed, and it is unsure when or if the report will likely be launched.

Whereas the official CPI knowledge from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is unavailable, the Federal Reserve Financial institution of Cleveland has a “nowcast” that estimates current inflation ranges for each CPI and the private consumption expenditures (PCE) index, which is the Fed’s most well-liked inflation gauge.

The Cleveland Fed’s inflation nowcast estimate as of Wednesday was that CPI elevated 0.18% on a month-to-month foundation in October, whereas core CPI – which excludes risky meals and power costs – was up 0.25% for the month. 

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in contrast the dearth of presidency knowledge to “driving in the fog.” (Al Drago/Bloomberg / Getty Pictures)

On a year-over-year foundation, CPI was up 2.96% in October whereas core CPI rose 2.99%, in response to the Cleveland Fed nowcast.

Over the past a number of years, inflation has fallen from a 40-year excessive of 9.1% reached in June 2022. Nonetheless, inflation has risen within the final a number of months after reaching a latest low of two.3% in April 2025 and stays properly above the Fed’s 2% goal price.

The final official CPI launch from the Bureau of Labor Statistics was printed final month and confirmed each headline and core CPI up 3% in September in contrast with final yr.

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The discharge of the September CPI report occurred within the midst of the shutdown as a result of BLS staff have been quickly recalled to finish the report, because it’s a part of the formulation that computes the annual Social Safety value of residing adjustment (COLA).

It is unclear when or if the BLS will launch the October CPI report in addition to the September and October jobs stories that have been impacted by the shutdown.

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Shopper at a grocery store

Persistent inflation has created budgetary pressures for American shoppers. (Spencer Platt / Getty Pictures)

A observe by JPMorgan economists defined that family survey knowledge for the October jobs report wasn’t collected and neither was knowledge for the October CPI report.

The JPMorgan report assessed that the October CPI report may not be printed due to the dearth of knowledge assortment, or it could possibly be filed judgmentally. They added that the September jobs report might come out inside per week of the shutdown’s finish, whereas the October version could possibly be launched similtaneously November’s jobs report. 

White Home press secretary Karoline Leavitt mentioned at a press convention on Wednesday that the “Democrat shutdown made it extraordinarily difficult for… economists, investors and policymakers at the Federal Reserve to receive critical data.”

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“The Democrats may have permanently damaged the federal statistical system, with October CPI and jobs reports likely never being released, and all of that economic data released will be permanently impaired, leaving our policymakers at the Fed flying blind at a critical period,” Leavitt added.

President Donald Trump signed laws on Wednesday that ended the 43-day shutdown. The stopgap measure funds the federal government via Jan. 30.

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