The 43-day US government shutdown, the longest in history, concluded on November 12 after the House approved a temporary funding bill, which President Trump signed into law. This shutdown had significantly disrupted the US statistical system, leading to a backlog of crucial economic data, including employment, inflation, and GDP figures. With the resumption of operations at agencies like the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a substantial release of delayed data is anticipated in the coming weeks. This influx of information is expected to influence market expectations regarding the US economy and Federal Reserve policy.