Released data

US Gross Domestic Product

Latest release 2026Q1 · quarterly, seasonally adjusted at annual rates · series from 1947
Real GDP
+2.1%
2026Q1 annualised
Real GDP y/y
+2.7%
vs a year earlier
Final sales
+1.9%
excludes inventories
4-quarter average
+2.7%
trend pace
GDP deflator
3.3%
year over year
Largest contributor
+1.11pp
Fixed inv.
Range From To Shaded = NBER recession
Scroll to zoom, drag to select a window · every panel follows · double-click to reset · click any legend entry to hide or restore it · shaded bands mark NBER-dated US recessions, peak to trough
Real GDPquarterly, annualised
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
What drove itcontributions in pp · segments sum to the headline
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
GDP, final sales & private final demandeach line strips one more volatile piece away
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Consumption: goods vs servicescontributions in pp
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Trade: exports vs importscontributions in pp · a positive import bar means imports fell
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
GDP vs GDItwo measures of the same economy; the gap is the statistical discrepancy
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
GDP price deflator
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Year over year
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Real GDP leveltrillions of chained 2017 dollars
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Quarterly percent changes are BEA's own, at seasonally adjusted annual rates. Contributions are in percentage points and sum to the headline growth rate; the white line on the contribution chart marks that total. Real GDI is annualised by Macro Edge Research from BEA's chained level series so it sits on the same footing as GDP. Estimates are revised: the advance estimate is followed by second and third estimates and by annual and comprehensive revisions, and this page shows BEA's current vintage throughout, not the figure first published. Forecasts and track record → · Disclaimer
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