did this to hide the unemployment, employment, and inflation data, as the process of illegal immigrants was basically what sustained job formation in the USA.
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🚨🗽😲 Truflation US Inflation (YoY): 2.24 % 🩸📢
We’re now on Day 13 of the U.S. government shutdown. The longer it lasts, the deeper the data blackout becomes.
Labor & Fiscal Impact:
The first formal layoffs have begun (the IRS alone has sidelined over 34 000 workers), while the Senate remains at a standstill, and back-pay uncertainty adds to the strain. All these disruptions blur wage and employment data, distorting inflation expectations
$AVNT
Missed releases so far (the list keeps growing):
✦ Oct 2 – Weekly Jobless Claims (Dept. of Labor)
✦ Oct 3 – September Employment Report (BLS)
✦ Oct 7 – U.S. International Trade in Goods & Services (BEA & Census)
✦ Oct 9 – Weekly Jobless Claims (Dept. of Labor)
✦ Oct 9 – Monthly Wholesale Trade: Sales & Inventories (Census)
Next at risk / won’t be released if shutdown continues:
✦ Oct 15 – Consumer Price Index (BLS)
✦ Oct 16 – Producer Price Index (PPI) & Retail Sales (BLS)
✦ Oct 30 – GDP Advance Estimate (BEA)
✦ Oct 31 – Personal Consumption Expenditures (BEA)
Data collection halted:
BLS jobs, wage, and price surveys; Census economic indicators; and BEA trade, GDP, and income accounts. All critical inputs for inflation measurement ↔️
$TRB
While official data remains frozen, Truflation continues providing a real-time, independent view of inflation as it unfolds 👀⬇️
If you like me, like, follow and share the post🩸 Thank you 🙏 I love you
#TrumpTariffs #US-EUTradeAgreement #USLowestJobsReport #USGovShutdown #PowellSpeech
🚨🗽😲 Truflation US Inflation (YoY): 2.24 % 🩸📢
We’re now on Day 13 of the U.S. government shutdown. The longer it lasts, the deeper the data blackout becomes.
Labor & Fiscal Impact:
The first formal layoffs have begun (the IRS alone has sidelined over 34 000 workers), while the Senate remains at a standstill, and back-pay uncertainty adds to the strain. All these disruptions blur wage and employment data, distorting inflation expectations
$AVNT
Missed releases so far (the list keeps growing):
✦ Oct 2 – Weekly Jobless Claims (Dept. of Labor)
✦ Oct 3 – September Employment Report (BLS)
✦ Oct 7 – U.S. International Trade in Goods & Services (BEA & Census)
✦ Oct 9 – Weekly Jobless Claims (Dept. of Labor)
✦ Oct 9 – Monthly Wholesale Trade: Sales & Inventories (Census)
Next at risk / won’t be released if shutdown continues:
✦ Oct 15 – Consumer Price Index (BLS)
✦ Oct 16 – Producer Price Index (PPI) & Retail Sales (BLS)
✦ Oct 30 – GDP Advance Estimate (BEA)
✦ Oct 31 – Personal Consumption Expenditures (BEA)
Data collection halted:
BLS jobs, wage, and price surveys; Census economic indicators; and BEA trade, GDP, and income accounts. All critical inputs for inflation measurement ↔️
$TRB
While official data remains frozen, Truflation continues providing a real-time, independent view of inflation as it unfolds 👀⬇️
If you like me, like, follow and share the post🩸 Thank you 🙏 I love you
#TrumpTariffs #US-EUTradeAgreement #USLowestJobsReport #USGovShutdown #PowellSpeech
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