Schedule for US economic data delayed by government shutdown
Dec 22 (Reuters) - The statistical agencies responsible for publishing data about the U.S. economy continue to update their report release schedules following the lapse that occurred during the federal government shutdown.
Following are the latest release dates for data that was missed during the shutdown and any schedule changes for future data related to that.
Release date | Time (U.S. EST) | Report | Period covered | Agency |
December 23 | 8:30 | Gross Domestic Product, Corporate Profits (1) | Q3, initial estimates | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
December 23 | 8:30 | Durable Goods orders | October | Census Bureau |
December 23 | 9:15 | Industrial Production (2) | November | Federal Reserve |
January 7, 2026 | 10:00 | Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey | November | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 7 | 10:00 | Factory orders | October | Census Bureau |
January 8 | 8:30 | Productivity and Costs | Prelim Q3 | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 8 | 8:30 | International Trade | October | Bureau of Economic Analysis/Census Bureau |
January 8 | 10:00 | Wholesale Inventories | October | Census Bureau |
January 9 | 8:30 | Employment Situation (3) | December | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 9 | 8:30 | Housing Starts and Building Permits | September, October | Census Bureau |
January 13 | 8:30 | Consumer Price Index (4) | December | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 13 | 8:30 | Real Earnings (5) | December | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 13 | 10:00 | New Home Sales | September, October | Census Bureau |
January 14 | 8:30 | Retail Sales | November | Census Bureau |
January 14 | 8:30 | International Transactions | Q3 | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
January 14 | 8:30 | Producer Price Index (6) | November | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 14 | 10:00 | Business Inventories | October | Census Bureau |
January 15 | 8:30 | Import and Export Prices (7) | November | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 21 | 10:00 | Construction Spending | September, October | Census Bureau |
January 22 | 8:30 | Gross Domestic Product and Corporate Profits (8) | Q3 updated estimates | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
January 26 | 8:30 | Durable Goods Orders | November | Census Bureau |
January 29 | 8:30 | Productivity and Costs | Revised Q3 | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
January 29 | 8:30 | Personal income and spending (9) | December | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
January 29 | 8:30 | International Trade | November | Bureau of Economic Analysis/Census Bureau |
January 29 | 10:00 | Factory Orders | November | Census Bureau |
January 29 | 10:00 | Wholesale Inventories | November | Census Bureau |
January 30 | 8:30 | Producer Price Index | December | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
February 5 | 8:30 | International Trade (10) | December | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
February 10 | 8:30 | Import and Export Prices | December | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
February 10 | 8:30 | Employment Cost Index | Q4 | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
Suspended |
| Advance economic indicators (international trade, retail and wholesale inventories) | September, October, November | Census Bureau |
1 - This is the first of two estimates for Q3 GDP that BEA will issue, instead of the standard three estimates. BEA also announced on December 18 that monthly personal income and spending data for July, August and September will be updated with the release of the initial estimate for Q3 GDP. This will be a data-only update of the report released on December 5. No separate news release will be issued.
2 - The Federal Reserve will not release a separate Industrial Production report for October. October data will be included in the November report.
3 - This is the originally planned release date for this report.
4 - This is the originally planned release date for this report.
5 - This is the originally planned release date for this report.
6 - BLS will not produce an October 2025 Producer Price Index (PPI) news release. BLS is collecting October reference period data on a delay due to the lapse in appropriations. BLS plans to publish October data with the November 2025 PPI release.
7 - BLS will not produce an October 2025 Import and Export Price Indexes news release. BLS could not completely collect October 2025 reference period survey data due to a lapse in appropriations. BLS is unable to retroactively collect these data. For many indexes, BLS uses nonsurvey data sources instead of or in addition to survey data to make the index calculations. BLS is able to retroactively acquire most of the nonsurvey data for October. Where possible, BLS will publish October 2025 values for these series with the release of November 2025 data. BLS plans to publish October data with the November 2025 release.
8 - The January 22 GDP Q3 release replaces the typical third estimate. A second estimate of Q3 Corporate Profits will be included in the release. The advance reading of Q4 GDP originally scheduled for January 29 will be rescheduled.
9 - This is the originally planned release date for this report. BEA has not announced a revised release date for the report covering November.
10 - This is the originally planned release date for this report.
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