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US GDP is the Bureau of Economic Analysis estimate of economic output. The date and time on this page are the US release, not another country's GDP, and they come from the calendar data.
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What it is, and why it moves gold, the dollar, the Nasdaq and bitcoin
GDP sums what the US economy produced. The BEA publishes an advance estimate, a second estimate, and a third estimate for each quarter. The headline is a seasonally adjusted annual rate. The report also includes a price index.
A stronger growth reading is generally read as support for the US dollar and for company earnings, which can help the Nasdaq. Gold and bitcoin usually react through interest-rate expectations rather than through the growth number alone: stronger growth can mean rates stay higher, which weighs on both. A weaker reading is generally read the other way. The price index inside the report can matter even when the real-growth headline is unchanged. 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 GDP dates
Dates left in 2026, taken from the calendar data. Nothing is added when the next release has not been published.
No further dates for the rest of this year are in the calendar.
Past releases
Actual, forecast, and previous are shown when the calendar has them.
Thursday 29 October 2026
14:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
Q3 GDP (advance) -- real GDP, consumption, GDP price index
- Actual
- +3.4% annualized (real GDP, advance)
- Forecast
- +3.0% annualized; consumption about +3.4%; GDP price index about +3.5%
- Previous
- +2.2% annualized (Q2 2026)
Wednesday 30 September 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
GDP (Q2 2026 third estimate)
- Actual
- —
- Forecast
- +1.5% annualized, unrevised
- Previous
- +1.5% annualized (second estimate)
Wednesday 26 August 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
Q2 GDP (second estimate) -- annualized
- Actual
- —
- Forecast
- +1.5% annualized; GDP price index ~6.2%
- Previous
- +1.5% annualized advance; +2.1% Q1 2026
Thursday 30 July 2026
15:30 Cyprus · 8:30 ET
US Q2 2026 GDP (advance estimate)
- Actual
- —
- Forecast
- ~+2.1% annualised
- Previous
- +2.0% annualised (Q1 2026 advance)
| Date | Cyprus | ET | Release | Actual | Forecast | Previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday 29 October 2026 | 14:30 | 8:30 | Q3 GDP (advance) -- real GDP, consumption, GDP price index | +3.4% annualized (real GDP, advance) | +3.0% annualized; consumption about +3.4%; GDP price index about +3.5% | +2.2% annualized (Q2 2026) |
| Wednesday 30 September 2026 | 15:30 | 8:30 | GDP (Q2 2026 third estimate) | — | +1.5% annualized, unrevised | +1.5% annualized (second estimate) |
| Wednesday 26 August 2026 | 15:30 | 8:30 | Q2 GDP (second estimate) -- annualized | — | +1.5% annualized; GDP price index ~6.2% | +1.5% annualized advance; +2.1% Q1 2026 |
| Thursday 30 July 2026 | 15:30 | 8:30 | US Q2 2026 GDP (advance estimate) | — | ~+2.1% annualised | +2.0% annualised (Q1 2026 advance) |
Frequently asked questions
When is US GDP this month?
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What time is US GDP released?
When a release is listed, it is at 8:30 Eastern Time. Next date not yet published, so this page does not show a Cyprus time for a future release.
When is the next US GDP?
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How often is US GDP released?
Three estimates per quarter. Future dates are shown only when they are in the calendar data. A release that also contains PCE is listed on both pages because that is how it appears in the calendar.
Why are there three GDP releases for one quarter?
The advance estimate uses incomplete source data. The second and third estimates fill in inventories, trade, and services spending. Revisions of a few tenths of a percentage point are normal. Each one is a separate row when the calendar lists it.