Next CPI: Tuesday 10 November 2026, 15:30 Cyprus (8:30 ET)
The Consumer Price Index is the monthly US inflation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The date and time on this page come from the calendar data, converted to Cyprus time and US Eastern Time.
Next release
CPI (October 2026) -- headline and core
Tuesday 10 November 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
Forecast in the calendar: Previous +0.6% MoM / +3.7% YoY; core +0.3% / +2.6%
What it is, and why it moves gold, the dollar, the Nasdaq and bitcoin
CPI measures the average change in prices paid by urban consumers for a fixed basket of goods and services. The report quotes a headline rate, which includes everything, and a core rate, which leaves out food and energy. Both are shown month on month and year on year.
A hotter CPI print is generally read as a reason for the Fed to keep interest rates higher. That lifts the US dollar and bond yields, and it can weigh on gold, the Nasdaq, and bitcoin because those assets are sensitive to the discount rate. A cooler print is generally read the other way. Energy can move the headline on its own, so the core rate is the line that says whether the move is broader. This is how the release is used. It is not a forecast of the next print and not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Upcoming CPI dates
Dates left in 2026, taken from the calendar data. Nothing is added when the next release has not been published.
Tuesday 10 November 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
CPI (October 2026) -- headline and core
View on calendarThursday 10 December 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
November 2026 CPI
| Date | Cyprus | ET | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday 10 November 2026Next | 15:30 | 8:30 | CPI (October 2026) -- headline and core |
| Thursday 10 December 2026 | 15:30 | 8:30 | November 2026 CPI |
Year schedule: BLS Consumer Price Index schedule
Past releases
Actual, forecast, and previous are shown when the calendar has them.
Wednesday 14 October 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
CPI (September 2026) -- headline and core, MoM and YoY
- Actual
- +0.6% MoM / +3.7% YoY headline; +0.3% MoM / +2.6% YoY core
- Forecast
- +0.6% MoM / +3.6% YoY headline; +0.2% MoM / +2.5% YoY core
- Previous
- +0.4% MoM / +3.4% YoY headline; +0.3% MoM / +2.4% YoY core (August 2026)
Wednesday 12 August 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
CPI (July 2026) -- headline and core, MoM and YoY
- Actual
- +0.1% MoM headline (3.4% YoY); +0.2% MoM core (2.5% YoY) -- in line
- Forecast
- +0.1% MoM headline, +0.2% MoM core; 3.4% and 2.5% YoY
- Previous
- 3.5% YoY headline, 2.6% YoY core (June 2026)
| Date | Cyprus | ET | Release | Actual | Forecast | Previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday 14 October 2026 | 15:30 | 8:30 | CPI (September 2026) -- headline and core, MoM and YoY | +0.6% MoM / +3.7% YoY headline; +0.3% MoM / +2.6% YoY core | +0.6% MoM / +3.6% YoY headline; +0.2% MoM / +2.5% YoY core | +0.4% MoM / +3.4% YoY headline; +0.3% MoM / +2.4% YoY core (August 2026) |
| Wednesday 12 August 2026 | 15:30 | 8:30 | CPI (July 2026) -- headline and core, MoM and YoY | +0.1% MoM headline (3.4% YoY); +0.2% MoM core (2.5% YoY) -- in line | +0.1% MoM headline, +0.2% MoM core; 3.4% and 2.5% YoY | 3.5% YoY headline, 2.6% YoY core (June 2026) |
Frequently asked questions
When is CPI this month?
There is no CPI date in October 2026 in the calendar. The next published date is Tuesday 10 November 2026, 15:30 Cyprus (8:30 ET).
What time is CPI released?
The next release is at 15:30 in Cyprus and 8:30 Eastern Time, on Tuesday 10 November 2026. Cyprus uses Asia/Nicosia. The US and Europe change clocks on different weekends, so the Cyprus hour is calculated for that date.
When is the next CPI?
The next published date is Tuesday 10 November 2026, 15:30 Cyprus (8:30 ET).
How often is CPI released?
Monthly, covering the previous month, usually in the second week. The table lists only dates that are in the calendar data.
What is the difference between headline and core CPI?
Headline CPI includes the whole basket. Core CPI leaves out food and energy, which swing enough to hide the broader trend. Markets usually read both. The Fed's formal target is the PCE price index, which is a different report.