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White House says government shutdown could eliminate next inflation report despite optimistic numbers

The White House claimed Friday that the government shutdown could delay or eliminate the next inflation report, causing economic fallout. The Rapid Response 47 account on X wrote Friday, "The White House has learned there will likely NOT be an inflation release next month for the first time in history.

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US consumer inflation cools in September; government shutdown threatens next report

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White House says no inflation data likely next month because of government shutdown

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White House touts latest report showing inflation ‘cooling’

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett joins 'America’s Newsroom' to discuss a new report showing inflation cooling, the latest on the U.S.-China trade conflict, and President Donald Trump’s...

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The September CPI Weakens the Argument for Fed Hawks

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Instant View: US consumer prices increase less than expected in September

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Wall Street climbs after report shows prices rose less than feared, boosting chances for a rate cut

Friday’s inflation report — released more than a week late — showed that the costs of some imported goods rose while rental prices cooled.

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White House says October inflation data unlikely to be released next month

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Cooler Inflation Data Sends Bond Yields Lower

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Could the government shutdown tip the US into a recession? Experts weigh in

Roughly 750,000 furloughed government workers already feel crimped by the shutdown as they suffer missed paychecks and strained budgets.

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Will the US government shutdown halt food stamps?

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752,000 Alabamians at risk of losing food stamp benefits Nov. 1 due to government shutdown

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US House Democrats Push USDA to Fund Food Benefits as Shutdown Continues

More than 200 Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives told the Agriculture Department on Friday it should draw on its emergency reserves to fund November food benefits, which are compromised by...

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40 million Americans at risk of losing food aid assistance if government shutdown continues

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'Uncharted territory': Ongoing shutdown threatens food aid for 42 million people

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Exclusive: USDA says it won't use emergency funds for food stamps

Starting next month, about 42 million low-income people won't get Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits if Congress doesn't agree to a deal to fund and reopen government.

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More pressure for US consumers as most states warn food assistance could dry up next month

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How Snap Benefits Could Keep Flowing During the Shutdown

Federal workers miss 1st full paycheck amid shutdown

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Federal workers miss first full paycheck amid shutdown

Federal workers not receiving pay due to the government shutdown lined up outside of the Capital Area Food Bank in Southeast Washington, D.C. to receive boxed meals, drinks and household goods.

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Federal Workers Have Started Missing Paychecks During the Shutdown

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Senate rejects bills to pay federal workers during government shutdown

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Many federal employees miss first full paycheck on Day 24 of shutdown

A bipartisan policy center reports that 1.4 million civilian federal employees missed their first full paycheck today as the government shutdown continues with no clear end in sight.

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US federal workers miss their first paycheques since shutdown

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Half a million federal workers will miss paychecks Friday as shutdown drags on

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Federal employees set to miss first full paychecks

Federal employees are set to miss their first full paychecks and SNAP benefits could end in a week.

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‘Maximum pain:’ Many federal employees miss their first full paycheck under shutdown

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Federal workers feeling the strain of government shutdown

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Government shutdown hits Day 25 with no deal in sight

The government shutdown is now on Day 25 with no resolution in sight, as both sides remain entrenched in their positions over th

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Government shutdown likely means no inflation data next month for 1st time in decades

WASHINGTON (AP) — The government shutdown likely means there won’t be an inflation report next month for the first time in more than seven decades, the White House said Friday, leaving Wall Street and the Federal Reserve without crucial information about consumer prices.

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Inflation accelerated in September, with prices up 3%

Inflation rose in September. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released CPI data during the government shutdown, which has affected some operations.

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The government is belatedly releasing inflation data on Friday. Here's what economists are expecting.

Economists think inflation around the U.S. continued to climb in September, edging farther away from the Fed's 2% annual target.

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Government shutdown delays release of critically important inflation figures

The government shutdown is delaying another major economic report, leaving policymakers at the Federal Reserve with a cloudier picture even as the economy enters a challenging phase of stubbornly

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Inflation rises to 3% in September as coffee prices surge 19% -- what this means for your wallet

Inflation rose to 3% in September, with coffee prices jumping 19%. The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates next week as Social Security announces a 2.8% benefit increase.

Shutdown Drags On Amid Holiday Travel Warning, Inflation Data Release

The government shutdown entered day 24 Friday as fears mounted that the impacts of the funding lapse may soon start to bite. The Senate failed to pass a bill to keep paying some federal employees who work through the shutdown,

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What happens to mortgage rates in a government shutdown?

Better reports a government shutdown may lower mortgage rates but introduces processing delays, especially for FHA and VA loans.

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A tiny light in an economic data blackout is about to shine through the shutdown for a brief moment

Nearly two dozen days have passed since a federal agency has published an economic report. The US government’s shutdown has resulted in a blackout of critical data, further clouding an already opaque economic outlook.