Notice: Starting this Thursday, the United States will supplement the missing employment data and release a new batch of economic data.

On November 19, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Labor stated that the department plans to make up for the missing weekly initial unemployment claims data during the government shutdown by the end of local time Thursday. Spokesperson Ryan Honick noted that due to technical issues, an initial data point – the number of initial unemployment claims for the week ending October 18 was 232,000 – was unexpectedly released ahead of schedule. Honick indicated that while the department will supplement these missing data, it will not issue the usual accompanying press release. The missing data will be published directly on the Department of Labor's official website. The department's latest announcement also stated that it plans to release the PPI data for September at 21:30 Beijing time on November 25, and the import and export price index for September at 21:30 on December 3. Additionally, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) also announced that it will begin releasing trader holdings reports this week, with the first report expected to be published early Thursday morning Beijing time. The CFTC will release up to two reports weekly until January 23 of next year, at which point the release schedule will return to normal.