October CPI Will Skip Year-Over-Year Numbers, BLS Says
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says this week’s October CPI release won’t include year-over-year inflation numbers. Missing data from the October 2025 government shutdown “prevents reliable annual comparisons,” the agency says. Only monthly figures are coming.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has stripped year-over-year figures from this week’s October CPI inflation release. The report will carry monthly numbers only. BLS blamed missing data from the October 2025 government shutdown for the gap.
The agency said the missing data “prevents reliable annual comparisons.” The Kobeissi Letter flagged the BLS announcement on X. Monthly CPI figures are still due this week.
TopicsBureau of Labor Statistics · BLS · Kobeissi Letter · October CPI
Source: x.com
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