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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will omit year-over-year headline and core inflation figures from Tuesday's October CPI report, publishing only month-over-month data. The gap stems from missing October 2025 price data caused by last year's government shutdown, which the agency says prevents reliable annual comparisons. The decision matters because annual CPI is the benchmark used by markets, the Federal Reserve and Social Security cost-of-living adjustments, so investors will have to lean on monthly readings and alternative inflation gauges. Watch whether the agency restores annual figures in the November report and how markets reprice Fed rate expectations without the headline number.