Analysis: U.S. Government Shutdown Crisis Approaches Again, Economic Data Releases Face Threats

According to a report by Bijie Network: Bijie Network reported that the U.S. federal government has still not fully reissued the delayed economic statistics from last fall's shutdown, and a potential partial government shutdown this Sunday could once again lead to the closure of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Steve Englander, Head of Research at Standard Chartered Bank, stated that it would be very unfortunate if we were to face a new round of shutdowns just as we are about to move past the impact of the previous one. Even a short-term shutdown could delay the release of the January non-farm payroll report originally scheduled for February 6 and disrupt the data collection work for February.