关键数据缺席！美联储12月利率决议陷"信息真空"困境

Group 1 - The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has canceled its Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for October, stating that it can obtain most of the non-survey data for the month and will release the October figures in the November report if possible [1] - The November report will not include the month-over-month percentage changes for those items missing October data, which may impact the interpretation of economic conditions [1] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve's December meeting results will be announced on the 11th of that month, but the November non-farm payroll report has been rescheduled for December 16, meaning Fed officials will lack key data before the meeting [2] - Several Federal Reserve officials have expressed concerns about making monetary policy decisions in a "data fog," with Chairman Powell suggesting a more cautious approach may be warranted [2] - New comments from New York Fed President John Williams indicate that monetary policy is currently moderately tight, suggesting there is room for further adjustments to the federal funds rate target range to bring policy closer to neutral [2]