---
title: Next US GDP release date and report schedule
description: "When is the next US GDP release? Advance estimate date, 8:30 AM ET timing, consensus forecast, and how GDP surprises hit Treasury yields."
source: Helious
canonical: "https://helious.io/data/gdp"
---

# GDP Growth Rate: release dates, results and history


    GDP Growth Rate last printed 2.2 on Wed, Sep 30, 2026 against a 1.5 consensus forecast and a 1.5 prior, a +1.27 standard-deviation surprise. Captured live by Helious the moment it printed.

    Only the advance estimate really trades. It comes first, and by the time the second and third estimates land the market has usually stopped caring about them. Traders skip the headline growth rate and go looking for final sales, then the quarterly core PCE figure further down the release. One print is enough to restart the soft-landing argument, whether it comes as a growth scare or a blowout.


    NEXT RELEASE
    Released quarterly, three vintages: advance (~month 1), second, third estimate, usually around 8:30 AM ET. The desk posts the print the second it lands.





      LATEST PRINT: WED, SEP 30, 2026

        2.2actual

        1.5forecast
        1.5prior
        +1.27std dev vs forecastBEAT

      [Full print analysis →](https://helious.io/news/rel-ev-770dc480b22f4631/gross-domestic-product-annualized-2-2)



      Surprise vs forecast


      +1.27
      std dev
      BEAT










      -2-10+1+2



        Printed above forecast. That gap is 1.27 times the size of a normal gap for this indicator.





## The trend



        OFFICIAL SERIES · LAST 36 OBSERVATIONS · % Q/Q SAAR





    +34.9%0-28.0%



  2017-072026-04

      The official published series at its current vintage, revisions included, so the newest point can differ from the number as first printed. The release-by-release history, with the consensus forecast and standard-deviation surprise on every row, comes through the [Helious API](https://helious.io/developers/).





## How it moves Treasuries

    Stronger growth sells Treasuries, so a beat pushes yields up. The release also carries its own price index, the deflator, and that can count for more than the growth read. A strong headline next to a soft deflator can still leave yields lower on the day. Half a point of surprise on the advance estimate is enough to move the long end. See it scored live on the [Helious desk](https://helious.io/),
    or read [how the standard-deviation surprise is computed](https://helious.io/methodology).






## Recent prints, as captured by the desk


      DATEACTUALFORECASTPRIORSURPRISE (SD)PRINT


      Wed, Sep 30, 2026Sep 30 ’26
      2.2
      1.5
      1.5
      +1.27
      [ABOVE FORECAST](https://helious.io/news/rel-ev-770dc480b22f4631/gross-domestic-product-annualized-2-2)



      Wed, Aug 26, 2026Aug 26 ’26
      1.5
      1.5
      1.5
      0.00
      [ON THE SCREWS](https://helious.io/news/rel-ev-65b5f1936689fb70/gross-domestic-product-annualized-1-5)



      Thu, Jul 30, 2026Jul 30 ’26
      +1.5%
      2.1%
      2.0%
      -1.09
      [BELOW FORECAST](https://helious.io/news/rel-ev-3700d1b0612e1f5f/advance-gdp-q-q-1-5)


    The 3 most recent prints from the desk's live capture, which began in July 2026, so what you see here is a sample rather than the whole record. Every row links the print page published the moment that number landed, and the full graded history is served by the [API](https://helious.io/developers/).






## Official series history


      PERIODVALUE (% Q/Q SAAR)PRIOR

        2026-04-01
        +2.2%

        +2.5%

        2026-01-01
        +2.5%

        +0.2%

        2025-10-01
        +0.2%

        +3.9%

        2025-07-01
        +3.9%

        +4%

        2025-04-01
        +4%

        +0.1%

        2025-01-01
        +0.1%

        +2.4%

        2024-10-01
        +2.4%

        +3.2%

        2024-07-01
        +3.2%

        +3.6%



    These are the most recent official
    rows, and the chart above draws the longer series behind them. The desk-captured prints higher up
    the page carry the consensus forecast and the standard-deviation surprise as they stood the moment
    each number landed.






## Related indicators




      Quarterly, three vintages: advance (~month 1), second, third estimate · 8:30 AM ET ·
      [download a sample (CSV, recent rows)](https://helious.io/data/gdp.csv), free to cite with a link to this page.
      The full history comes through the [Helious API](https://helious.io/developers/) and
      MCP at [api.helious.io/mcp](https://api.helious.io/mcp), with depth set by plan.


    [Catch the next print live →](https://helious.io/)