White House Worries About Impact of Economic Data Delays

The White House has expressed concerns about the impact of delays in the release of crucial economic data due to the ongoing government shutdown. The jobs report scheduled for Friday was postponed, raising worries about the availability of critical information for policymakers and the public. The administration is concerned that a prolonged shutdown could lead to more delays in the publication of important economic indicators, such as GDP figures and inflation data. These statistics are crucial for understanding the health of the economy and informing decision-making processes. The White House's concerns underscore the broader impact the government shutdown is having on the functioning of the federal government and the potential consequences for the economy. As the impasse continues, the administration is cautious about the potential ramifications of the data delays on economic policy and public understanding of the nation's economic situation.