🗽🚨↔️ The U.S. government shutdown has taken the Bureau of
Amelia Leo
Updated at: 3 hours ago
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✦ No Jobs Report (Oct 3)
✦ No CPI (Oct 15)
✦ No PPI (Oct 16)
And the list goes on 😲
The government has gone dark, at a time when clarity is needed most.
Here's the cost of this ⬇️⬇️
✦ The Federal Reserve heads into its Oct 28–29 meeting with little visibility on inflation or employment
✦ Markets and investors lose benchmarks that guide expectations
✦ Businesses and households are left without metrics for hiring, pricing, and spending
Every shutdown chips away at global confidence in the U.S. commitment to transparent, timely statistics 🕹📢
$APT
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This isn’t a one-off. Shutdowns have happened before and will happen again. Each time, the economy risks being left blind 👀🤔
That’s why independent, real-time data isn’t just a better "alternative" ✨️
At Truflation, we track millions of live prices daily, producing an inflation index that leads official BLS inflation trends by ~45 days. That means we don’t just anticipate government numbers, we remain a source when those numbers stop coming altogether ⚡️
$OM
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OM
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And we’re going further. Inflation is only one side of the equation. We’re now building employment data, ensuring labor market insights remain available even when BLS reporting is frozen 🩸📢
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