As the government shutdown comes to an end, critical economic data, including the October jobs and inflation reports, may never be released. White House officials have indicated that the public likely will not see these key reports, leading to concerns over a permanent data gap. The U.S. Labor Department faces pressure to prioritize upcoming employment figures and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data post-shutdown. Economists warn that missing data will cloud understanding of the economy for months, with experts expressing frustration over the uncertainty. The Federal Reserve is particularly impacted, as the absence of jobless data complicates future monetary policy decisions.