The US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis and Census Bureau will not publish economic data during the ongoing partial government shutdown, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The Commerce Department releases key figures on gross domestic product, inflation, personal income and spending, trade and new home sales, much of which are closely watched by investors and policymakers.

“Due to the lapse in Congressional Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2019, the U.S. Department of Commerce is closed,” a notice on the department’s website said. “Commerce Department websites will not be updated until further notice.”

A Commerce Department official said previously that new home sales data scheduled for release on Dec. 27 would be postponed as long as the partial government shutdown continued.

Other data likely to be postponed includes revised figures on building permits that had been scheduled for Dec. 27 and a report on advance economic indicators, including the goods trade balance, that had been scheduled for Dec. 28.

The partial shutdown of the federal government was set to enter its sixth day after President Trump said he was prepared to wait as long as it takes to get $5 billion from taxpayers for his US-Mexico border wall.

The Journal reported that the Labor Department would continue to release the data it compiles, including new claims for jobless benefits, the monthly employment report and other inflation measures.

The Commerce Department did not respond to Reuters’ request for comment.

Separately, The Securities and Exchange Commission announced on Thursday that it will partially operate with reduced staff during the shutdown.

The agency will maintain operations for its offices of enforcement and investor complaints. It will also maintain its Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (EDGAR) system for company disclosures.

“Effective Thursday, Dec. 27, and until further notice, the agency will have a very limited number of staff members available,” the regulator said in a statement posted on its website, adding that it will maintain essential staff to respond to emergency situations involving market integrity and investor protection, including law enforcement.