Investors, policymakers and even farmers are being deprived of key economic data as the partial US government shutdown moves into its third week.
Funding for agencies deemed “non-essential” lapsed on December 22 amid a political stand-off over President Donald Trump’s proposed border wall. About 800,000 federal employees are affected.
Essential or not, some of the agencies produce data vital to market participants — not only on Wall Street, but on Main Street. The longer the shutdown persists, the cloudier the world appears to these users.
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