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Scott Horsley

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NPR News Now
NPR News: 11-14-2025 10AM EST

There's also less confidence that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again at its next meeting in December.

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NPR News: 11-14-2025 10AM EST

Walmart shares opened down after the retail giant announced that CEO Doug McMillan will retire early next year.

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After more than a decade in the job, McMillan will continue to serve as an advisor at Walmart, while the head of the company's U.S.

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business, John Ferner, takes over as CEO.

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Walmart sets to report quarterly earnings next week.

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Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.

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We don't have a good read on that.

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The government's monthly jobs tally was delayed by the shutdown, along with a lot of other government economic data.

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We should get the September jobs report pretty soon.

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That was almost finished when the shutdown began.

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But when it comes to the October report on both jobs and inflation, the government's really starting from scratch, and so it could take some time to reconstruct those.

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It's never happened before, and it's not at all clear it will happen this time.

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The government did skip a few minor reports after the 2013 shutdown, but we've never had a major economic indicator that was just left blank forever.

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Even during the early months of the pandemic, when government price checkers couldn't go out to supermarkets and scan the 40,000 grocery items they usually do, they found workarounds.

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Investors have mostly had to do without official government economic reports during the shutdown.

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The federal workers, who typically keep tabs on jobs, prices, and spending, were among those furloughed.

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NPR News: 11-13-2025 10AM EST

Now that the shutdown is over, government number crunchers will play catch-up, trying to give workers, businesses, and financial markets a clearer picture of where the economy's been during the last six weeks and where it might be going.

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NPR News: 11-13-2025 10AM EST

Stock in the Walt Disney Company opened down after a mixed quarterly report.

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NPR News: 11-13-2025 10AM EST

Disney theme parks are drawing big crowds, and its streaming service is doing well, but Disney's TV networks and some of its movies have struggled.

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NPR News: 11-13-2025 10AM EST

Asian stocks were mostly up overnight.