PANews, December 9—According to Jintou, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has announced that it will not release a Producer Price Index (PPI) press release for October 2025. Due to a funding interruption (which caused a government shutdown), the BLS is delaying the collection of data for the October reference period. The BLS plans to release the October data together with the November 2025 PPI press release on January 14, 2026.

Odaily News The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the index value pursuant to the emergency provisions of inflation-indexed bonds. In a press release, the Treasury stated that the index value for October 2025 is 325.604. For payment obligations tied to the CPI for October 2025, the Treasury will use this index value as the basis for calculations. Even if the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) subsequently publishes the actual CPI for October 2025, the Treasury will not replace this index figure. (Jin10)

Wall Street expects the non-farm payrolls in the U.S. to reach 50,000 in September, up from 22,000 in August. In addition, the U.S. unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 4.3%. Due to the rise in employment and the significant decrease in the possibility of a Fed rate cut in December, participants in the Crypto Assets market are on high alert, ready to respond to market Fluctuation. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will release the non-farm payroll and unemployment rate data for September on November 20. As this is the first key employment data released after the U.S. government shutdown for 43 days, this employment data release could have a significant impact on Bitcoin prices and the direction of the Crypto Assets market.

According to 4E observations, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will resume the release of the delayed September non-farm payroll report due to the government shutdown this Thursday, ending a two-month gap in official data. However, this data is viewed as "outdated information" due to latency, and its market impact may be relatively limited. The Dow Jones consensus expects approximately 50,000 new jobs in September, higher than the original estimate of 22,000 for August, but still reflects a weak labor market; the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.3%, with a month-on-month wage growth of 0.3% and a year-on-year growth of 3.7%, basically in line with the previous values. RSM Chief Economist Bru Suelas believes that the revised data for September and the previous two months may be slightly better than expected, but overall remains weak. The impact of the standstill on the data system is even more profound. The BLS has confirmed that it will combine the employment reports for October and November to be released on December 16, and the unemployment rate for October will not be released separately; job vacancies (JOLTS) will also be combined.

Gate News Bot news, on October 17, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, ARPA (ARPA) is currently priced at $0.02, having pumped 21.45% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.02 and a low of $0.01. The current market capitalization is approximately $36 million, an increase of $6.35 million compared to yesterday. ARPA is a secure computing network focused on blockchain-adapted cryptographic technology. The ARPA threshold BLS network can serve as a verifiable random number generator (RNG), secure wallets, cross-chain bridges, decentralized custody, and other infrastructures. This network features decentralization, security, flexibility, verifiability, always online, and blockchain agnosticism. The ARPA network employs an asynchronous non-interactive communication design to generate signatures, ensuring service responsiveness and high availability. It also performs parallel computing to achieve higher throughput.

Gate News Bot news, on October 14, according to CoinMarketCap data, ARPA (ARPA) is currently priced at $0.02, with a 16.40% rise in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.02 and a low of $0.01. The current market capitalization is approximately $30.7 million, an increase of $4.33 million compared to yesterday. ARPA is a secure computing network focused on blockchain-adapted cryptography. The ARPA threshold BLS network can serve as a verifiable random number generator (RNG), secure wallets, cross-chain bridges, and decentralized custody infrastructure. This network features decentralization, security, flexibility, verifiability, always online, and blockchain agnosticism, supporting various applications utilizing threshold signature schemes. ARPA recent important news: 1️⃣ **Technical upgrades drive price pump**

On October 25th, it was announced that OpenZeppelin, a secure blockchain application standard, has received funding from the Ethereum Foundation. The official statement mentioned that this grant will enable the addition of modular ERC-4337 implementation, promoting account abstraction, and helping developers build more secure applications and flexible smart Wallets. In addition, the team will introduce new signature schemes such as secp256r1, BLS, and RSA to provide broader encryption support.

BlockBeats News, on September 3, EOS Network Foundation announced on social media that Spring v.1.0 will be released this week. It is reported that Spring 1.0 uses the Savanna Consensus Algorithm to provide immediate finality of transactions, increasing the speed and efficiency of the EOS network by more than 100 times compared to previous versions. In addition, Spring 1.0 introduces the potential of aggregating BLS signatures and developing Zero-Knowledge Proof systems, which together enhance the privacy and security of the blockchain.

BlockBeats News, on September 3rd, Karak Network, on the stake layer, launched a developer SDK (Software Development Kit) to provide a lightweight development framework for developers of stake use cases. The initial version of the SDK includes local and cloud key management, simple BLS signature and on-chain verification, as well as interfaces for Karak v2 contracts, providing developers with the tools needed to build DSS/AVS.

Despite all the talk that inflation is cooling in the US, prices aren't actually falling. This is because most items have not become cheaper. Indeed, prices are actually growing at a slower rate -- that is, inflation is slowing. But for the average American, the experience is that everything is more expensive than it used to be, and that won't change until there is full-blown deflation. Price data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows that basic items such as ground beef and potato chips are now on average higher than pre-pandemic levels. Gasoline prices are rising again, and the cost of electricity and various other daily necessities remains high. That largely explains why Americans are pretty depressed about their finances, which also weighed on confidence indicators.