Courtenay Brown

The signal from the influential New York Fed president put a December rate cut back on the table.

The lack of data will leave a key gap in economic policymakers' official understanding of how the struggling labor market fared in October.

The shutdown also means the October report will never come out.

There is no strong evidence that the labor market is rapidly weakening or gaining momentum.

Even with trade deals, the levies imposed on their goods are still well above pre-Trump norms.

The affordability crisis has worsened since the imposition of steep import taxes.

Adriana Kugler abruptly resigned from the Fed's Board of Governors in August.

The growing affordability crisis has become a political liability for the administration.

Prolonged trade friction slammed the major exporter of pharmaceuticals, watches, chocolate and more.

The White House said Wednesday that the Bureau of Labor Statistics might not release any of last month's data.