10月经济数据或“断供”美联储面临“失明”

Core Points - The White House warns that the federal government shutdown may permanently affect the release of October's Consumer Price Index (CPI) and employment data, leading to incomplete information for the Federal Reserve's decision-making [1][2] - The temporary funding bill passed by Congress is set to expire at the end of January, indicating that the risk of another government shutdown remains [1] Group 1 - The White House press secretary stated that even if the government shutdown ends, the October CPI and employment data may be irreparably compromised, resulting in the Federal Reserve being "in the dark" during critical decision-making periods [1] - During the shutdown, the Bureau of Labor Statistics was largely inactive, affecting its data collection and reporting functions, which delayed the release of September's employment data and led to a rushed compilation of CPI data [1] - The Labor Statistics Bureau had to recall some employees who were on unpaid leave due to the shutdown to complete the necessary reports [1] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve is scheduled to hold a monetary policy meeting in the second week of December, and if the October CPI and employment data are not released, the Fed may have to make decisions based on incomplete information [2]