GDP Release Calendar and Verified Readings
GDP release dates across major economies, verified readings and a guide to quarterly, annualised and revised estimates.
What it measures
Gross domestic product measures the value of final goods and services produced within an economy. Real GDP removes price effects; nominal GDP uses current prices. The calendar includes releases from different institutions, whose reporting methods can differ.
Read it correctly
Keep the country, reporting quarter, estimate stage and growth convention together. U.S. quarterly growth is generally reported at an annual rate, while another economy may publish a quarter-on-quarter rate. Advance, second and third estimates can change as more source data becomes available.
Upcoming releases
Open full calendar ↗Published calendar snapshot · checked dates and values retain their source verification dates.
- GDP monthly estimate, UK: August 202607:00 Europe/London
- Euro area / EU · GDP main aggregates and employment - updateTime not confirmed
- Australian National Accounts: Supply Use Tables11:30 Australia/Sydney
- Australian System of National Accounts11:30 Australia/Sydney
- U.S. GDP · estimate08:30 America/New_York
- Euro area / EU · Preliminary flash estimate GDP - EU and euro areaTime not confirmed
Verified release history
Automatic U.S. checks: dated BEA GDP and PCE publications. GDP separates the preceding quarter from the prior estimate for the same quarter; each release retains its own vintage.
| Release / country | Indicator / period | Actual | Previous | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-30United States | Real GDP · quarterly growth (annualised)Q2 2026Third estimate · SAAR | 2.2%%Revision +0.7 ppPrior Second estimate: 1.5% | 2.5%Q1 2026 | Official release ↗Checked 2026-10-05 |
History shows checked release values. Previous figures use the revision vintage stated in their source publication; an empty cell means no verified number is available.
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Primary source and methodology
Official institution ↗Use the institution’s release and methodology for definitions, revisions and source details.