United States PPI YoY inflation is scheduled for release on Oct 15, 2026. This page updates with the official value, chart, and full release history the moment the data lands.
2026-10-15 12:30 UTC
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United States PPI inflation YoY is scheduled for release on Oct 15, 2026. The previous reading was 5.4.
Bookmark this page: the official value, surprise versus consensus, and updated chart appear here the moment the announcement lands, and the API endpoint below serves the same row with the exact release timestamp.
The values below are the machine-readable citation fields for this announcement. The local and UTC timestamps are kept visible because event studies and trading systems need the exact public release moment, not just the date.
| Public release ID | usd_ppi_2026-10-15 |
|---|---|
| Release time |
2026-10-15 12:30 UTC
|
| Reference period | September 2026 |
| Actual value | -- |
| Previous value | 5.4 |
| Forecast | -- |
| Surprise | -- |
| Announcement timestamp | 1792067400 |
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The value, its publication time, the next scheduled date, and the official publisher for United States PPI YoY inflation.
United States Producer Price Index (PPI) is scheduled for release on Oct 15, 2026 at 08:30 America/New_York.
The previous reading was 5.4.
The official value appears on this page and on /api/v1/announcements/usd/ppi as soon as the publisher releases it, together with the surprise versus forecast and the updated chart.
BLS publishes the official Producer Price Index (PPI) series. FXMacroData stores every release with its announcement timestamp and serves it from the announcements endpoint for this series.
Field names are preserved for traceability and downstream testing.
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