BlockBeats News, November 25, Beijing Time Tuesday night at 9:30, the U.S. Census Bureau will release the so-called "terrifying data" of U.S. retail sales data, which has been delayed for over a month due to the government shutdown, is expected to show a slight slowdown in consumer spending in September. This may indicate that, after experiencing several months of inflationary shock, U.S. households may have reached their spending limit. Additionally, with many employers cutting back on hiring, the risk of a cooling in consumer spending still exists.According to a median forecast surveyed by Bloomberg, economists expect retail sales to increase by 0.4% in September, following a 0.6% increase the previous month. Bloomberg economists stated that the labor market conditions have slightly improved after hitting a low point in the summer. However, the October partial federal government shutdown has brought new impacts on hiring and consumer spending. "Overall, we believe that the Fed can cut rates in December, and most likely should do so, to sustain the fragile recovery that began in the summer."