This indicator measures the change in prices for all goods and services included in the US Gross Domestic Product from one quarter to the next.
Releases at
13:30
Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 13:30
The GDP Price Index reflects inflation within the overall economy by tracking price changes in the goods and services produced domestically.
Central banks and investors watch this index to gauge underlying inflation trends that can influence monetary policy decisions, such as interest rate adjustments.
Although it is a broad measure, it is considered less volatile than other inflation indicators and provides context for economic growth figures.
May signal rising inflation pressures, potentially leading to expectations of tighter monetary policy and a stronger currency.
May indicate subdued inflation, possibly reducing pressure on central banks to raise interest rates and supporting risk assets.
Likely to have a neutral effect on markets as it confirms current inflation trends.