Institution: Early data after the U.S. government restart may be incomplete
Jinse Finance reported that although the U.S. government shutdown is about to end, the regular release of economic indicators may still take some time. Marcus Widen, an analyst at the Research Department of SEB (Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken) in Sweden, pointed out in a report: "As the government restarts... the issue is when we can obtain statistical data, and when this data can be fully reliable." He explained using CPI statistics as an example, stating that data requiring on-site collection at specific times will now face greater difficulties, and it is possible that some data will be estimated. "Therefore, it may take time for economic data to return to normal, but patched statistical data is certainly better than having no data at all." (Golden Ten Data)
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