Next CPI release: Tue 10 Nov 2026, 13:30 UTC · See the economic calendar

CPI release dates 2027

Next CPI release

Tue 10 Nov 2026, 13:30 UTC

CPI (October 2026) -- headline and core

CPI measures the average change in prices paid by urban consumers for a fixed basket of goods and services. The report quotes a headline rate, which includes everything, and a core rate, which leaves out food and energy. Both are shown month on month and year on year.

12:30 UTC during US daylight saving, 13:30 UTC otherwise.

All 2027 dates

DateTime (UTC)ReleaseActual
Wed 13 Jan 202713:30 UTCDecember 2026 CPI—
Thu 11 Feb 202713:30 UTCJanuary 2027 CPI—
Wed 10 Mar 202713:30 UTCFebruary 2027 CPI—
Tue 13 Apr 202712:30 UTCMarch 2027 CPI—
Wed 12 May 202712:30 UTCApril 2027 CPI—
Thu 10 Jun 202712:30 UTCMay 2027 CPI—
Wed 14 Jul 202712:30 UTCJune 2027 CPI—
Wed 11 Aug 202712:30 UTCJuly 2027 CPI—
Tue 14 Sep 202712:30 UTCAugust 2027 CPI—
Thu 14 Oct 202712:30 UTCSeptember 2027 CPI—
Wed 10 Nov 202713:30 UTCOctober 2027 CPI—
Fri 10 Dec 202713:30 UTCNovember 2027 CPI—

Source: BLS Consumer Price Index schedule. Times are shown in UTC and already follow the US daylight-saving calendar.

Why it moves markets

A hotter CPI print is generally read as a reason for the Fed to keep interest rates higher. That lifts the US dollar and bond yields, and it can weigh on gold, the Nasdaq, and bitcoin because those assets are sensitive to the discount rate. A cooler print is generally read the other way. Energy can move the headline on its own, so the core rate is the line that says whether the move is broader. This is how the release is used. It is not a forecast of the next print and not a recommendation to buy or sell.

Educational schedule only. Not a forecast and not a recommendation to buy or sell.