United States

US GDP growth (advance estimate)

The first estimate of US economic growth for the quarter, at an annualised rate.

In short

The last US GDP release, for Q2, came in at 1.5% against a forecast of 2.1% and 2.1% the time before. It was published on Thu, 30 Jul 2026, 14:30 SAST. The next release, for Q3, is due Thu, 29 Oct 2026, 14:30 SAST.

Next release
Thu, 29 Oct 2026, 14:30 SAST · in 21d 15h
Forecast
–
Last release (Q2)
1.5%
Previous
2.1%

Actual against forecastEvery release

Q3 4.3% (forecast 3%)Q4 1.4% (forecast 3%)Q1 2% (forecast 2.3%)Q2 1.5% (forecast 2.1%)
ReleasedForActualForecastPrevious
2026-10-29Q3––2.2%
2026-07-30Q21.5%2.1%2.1%
2026-04-30Q12%2.3%0.5%
2026-02-20Q41.4%3%4.4%
2025-10-30Q34.3%3%3.8%

What it isWhy it matters here

Sets the tone for global growth, the dollar and commodity prices, all of which reach the rand.

How often
Quarterly

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  • The first estimate of US economic growth for the quarter, at an annualised rate.

  • Sets the tone for global growth, the dollar and commodity prices, all of which reach the rand.

  • US Bureau of Economic Analysis. Quarterly. The next date, the forecast and every recent result are on this page.

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