WHEN WILL DELAYED ECONOMIC DATA BE RELEASED AFTER THE SHUTDOWN? Once the government reopens, federal agencies will rush to release six weeks of delayed reports. The September jobs report—originally due Oct. 3—should come out within days, offering a key look at the late-summer labor market. Other data will take longer. The Labor Department is weeks behind on October employment and inflation figures, with analysts expecting payrolls data at least two weeks after reopening. Surveys like unemployment and consumer prices may face further delays, possibly leaving the Fed without fresh inflation data ahead of its Dec. 10 meeting.(*Walter Bloomberg)