US Bureau of Labor Statistics: The October CPI inflation data released this week will not include year-over-year figures.

BlockBeats news, November 10 - The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the October CPI inflation data released this week will not include year-over-year figures.

The bureau stated that data missing due to the government shutdown in October 2025 "prevents reliable annual comparisons."

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