BLS reschedules Jan. employment report for Feb. 11th; reschedules Dec. job openings and labour turnover report for Feb. 5th; reschedules Jan. CPI to Feb. 13th

The rescheduling of multiple key economic reports, including employment and CPI data, could create uncertainty in the markets.

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Investors may interpret this as a delay in obtaining critical information that informs policy and rates, potentially impacting volatility leading into those new release dates. Anticipation for these reports could heighten, making the upcoming sessions more sensitive to any commentary or related news.

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