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BLS won't release January jobs report on Friday - Barron's
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- PARTIAL SHUTDOWN DELAYS JANUARY JOBS REPORT
The partial government shutdown has pushed back the January 2026 jobs report, originally set for Feb 6, along with December’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey and Metropolitan Area Employment data. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will announce new release dates once funding is restored.
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