Trump has suggested his administration would use this shutdown to conduct mass layoffs of federal workers beyond the temporary furloughs of an estimated 750,000 government employees. Much of the economic impact from a government shutdown historically has been recouped after it ends, but not all. The shutdown would also delay key economic data like the Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report due Friday. The Federal Reserve is closely monitoring economic data as it weighs changes to interest rates and would operate without critical data during the closure. Moderate Senate Democrats have hinted they could support a temporary funding bill if serious negotiations are underway on health-care costs.