The US government has reopened following its longest-ever shutdown, setting the stage for the eventual release of the gold-standard federal data that is crucial in analyzing the health and trajectory ...

Most economists think the rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation will have fallen in October. Price rises could be ...

How a Democratic win could change Social Security: higher taxes on very high earners, CPI-E COLAs, stronger survivor and ...

Japan's core consumer inflation probably accelerated in October for the second straight month, a Reuters poll showed on Friday, as smaller energy subsidies compared with a year earlier pushed up ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics usually collects data in real time. So it may not be able to capture October prices or jobs ...

Similar to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis' published indices, the Numerator CPI tracks price changes over time and captures how consumer buying behavior evolves alongside them. The data cover ...

It’s the first time monthly data on the economic indicators is missed since the Bureau of Labor Statistics officially started ...

Prices for everyday household items, including groceries, rose 0.12% in October, according to Numerator’s consumer price ...

"The data that will be released shortly after the shutdown ends will be backward-looking, and it won't show how the economy fared during or immediately after the shutdown ended," said Nancy Vanden ...

There's no consumer-price index out today—as originally scheduled before the government shutdown—but one of the private alternatives that scrapes millions of prices from across the web suggests ...

The government shutdown delayed the October CPI inflation report indefinitely, as alternate gauges like the Cleveland Fed's ...

The Washington Examiner spoke with three former BLS commissioners about what might come next once Congress ends the ...