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White House says October inflation data unlikely to be released next month

The White House said on Friday it had learned there likely will not be a release of inflation data next month due to the U.S. government shutdown, which could leave a gap in a data series stretching ...

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The White House said there probably won't be an inflation report next month

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White House says government shutdown could eliminate next inflation report despite optimistic numbers

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US consumer inflation cools in September; govt shutdown casts shadow on October report

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.3% in September, down from 0.4% in August.

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Instant View: US consumer prices increase less than expected in September

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US Inflation Rises Softly to Hit 3% Mark

This essentially translates to a stalling out in steady winners like artificial intelligence and European banking shares, as well as assets like gold.

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Wall Street explodes as delayed inflation figures crush expectations - how gas, food prices and investors have fared

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US govt shutdown could delay next inflation figures, White House warns

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Trump says inflation is dead. Most data says: Not quite

The White House says inflation is low and cool. Virtually every alternative calculation paints a less rosy picture.

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How have presidents altered the White House? A list of major renovations — and their costs — as Trump's East Wing demolition draws scrutiny.

A timeline of all the major changes Trump's predecessors have made to the White House — including how long they took to complete and how much they cost.

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Americans are increasingly worried about finding good jobs with Trump in White House, new poll shows

The poll numbers are a potential warning sign for the Republican president and his party as a promised economic boom is giving way to hiring freezes and higher prices.