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23 de octubre de 2025

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La Reserva Federal enfrenta desafíos para evaluar las condiciones económicas debido a retrasos en la publicación de datos causados por el cierre gubernamental en curso, lo que complica su próxima decisión sobre las tasas de interés.

La Reserva Federal se está preparando para su reunión del 28 al 29 de octubre de 2025 en medio de una significativa escasez de datos resultante del cierre gubernamental en curso. Indicadores económicos clave, incluyendo el informe de empleo de septiembre y el Índice de Precios al Consumidor (IPC), han sido retrasados, dejando a los responsables de la política sin la información crítica necesaria para evaluar la salud de la economía.

El presidente de la Reserva Federal, Jerome Powell, destacó los desafíos que plantea la falta de datos, afirmando que el banco central está "volando a ciegas" sin las estadísticas del Departamento de Trabajo. En respuesta, el Comité Federal de Mercado Abierto (FOMC) está confiando en medidas alternativas del sector privado, como el informe de nóminas ADP y anécdotas de la industria, aunque estas carecen de la granularidad de los datos federales.

A pesar de estos desafíos, los analistas del mercado anticipan que la Fed podría implementar otro recorte de 25 puntos básicos en la próxima reunión para apoyar la desaceleración económica. Esto sigue a una reducción similar en septiembre, que llevó el rango objetivo de la tasa de fondos federales al 4.00 %–4.25 %. Sin embargo, la ausencia de datos económicos completos complica el proceso de toma de decisiones, ya que la Fed busca equilibrar su doble mandato de máximo empleo y precios estables.

El cierre del gobierno también ha retrasado otros informes críticos, como el Índice de Precios al Productor (IPP), las cifras de ventas minoristas, los pedidos de bienes duraderos y los datos de comercio internacional. Estos puntos de datos faltantes son esenciales para la evaluación de las condiciones económicas por parte de la Fed y sus decisiones políticas subsecuentes.

A medida que se acerca la reunión del FOMC, el banco central enfrenta el desafío de tomar decisiones informadas con datos limitados, lo que subraya las implicaciones más amplias del cierre del gobierno en la política económica y la estabilidad del mercado.

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The Federal Reserve is preparing for its October 28–29, 2025, meeting amid significant data shortages resulting from the ongoing government shutdown.

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Key economic indicators, including the September employment report and the Consumer Price Index (CPI), have been delayed, leaving policymakers without critical information needed to assess the economy's health.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted the challenges posed by the lack of data, stating that the central bank is 'flying blind' without the Labor Department's statistics.

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In response, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is relying on alternative measures from the private sector, such as the ADP payroll report and industry anecdotes, though these lack the granularity of federal data.

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Despite these challenges, market analysts anticipate that the Fed may implement another 25-basis-point cut in the upcoming meeting to support the slowing economy.

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This follows a similar reduction in September, which brought the federal funds rate target range to 4.00%–4.25%.

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The government shutdown has also delayed other critical reports, such as the Producer Price Index (PPI), retail sales figures, durable goods orders, and international trade data.

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As the FOMC meeting approaches, the central bank faces the challenge of making informed decisions with limited data, underscoring the broader implications of the government shutdown on economic policy and market stability.

La Reserva Federal Enfrenta Vacíos de Datos Antes de la Reunión de Octubre en Medio del Cierre del Gobierno

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The Federal Reserve is preparing for its October 28–29, 2025, meeting amid significant data shortages resulting from the ongoing government shutdown.

Key economic indicators, including the September employment report and the Consumer Price Index (CPI), have been delayed, leaving policymakers without critical information needed to assess the economy's health.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted the challenges posed by the lack of data, stating that the central bank is 'flying blind' without the Labor Department's statistics.

In response, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is relying on alternative measures from the private sector, such as the ADP payroll report and industry anecdotes, though these lack the granularity of federal data.

Despite these challenges, market analysts anticipate that the Fed may implement another 25-basis-point cut in the upcoming meeting to support the slowing economy.

This follows a similar reduction in September, which brought the federal funds rate target range to 4.00%–4.25%.

The government shutdown has also delayed other critical reports, such as the Producer Price Index (PPI), retail sales figures, durable goods orders, and international trade data.

As the FOMC meeting approaches, the central bank faces the challenge of making informed decisions with limited data, underscoring the broader implications of the government shutdown on economic policy and market stability.

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The Federal Reserve is preparing for its October 28–29, 2025, meeting amid significant data shortages resulting from the ongoing government shutdown.

Key economic indicators, including the September employment report and the Consumer Price Index (CPI), have been delayed, leaving policymakers without critical information needed to assess the economy's health.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted the challenges posed by the lack of data, stating that the central bank is 'flying blind' without the Labor Department's statistics.

In response, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is relying on alternative measures from the private sector, such as the ADP payroll report and industry anecdotes, though these lack the granularity of federal data.

Despite these challenges, market analysts anticipate that the Fed may implement another 25-basis-point cut in the upcoming meeting to support the slowing economy.

This follows a similar reduction in September, which brought the federal funds rate target range to 4.00%–4.25%.

The government shutdown has also delayed other critical reports, such as the Producer Price Index (PPI), retail sales figures, durable goods orders, and international trade data.

As the FOMC meeting approaches, the central bank faces the challenge of making informed decisions with limited data, underscoring the broader implications of the government shutdown on economic policy and market stability.

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