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The economy, as of its latest release.

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Consumer prices were 3.7% higher in September 2026 than a year earlier. Unemployment was 4.2% in September 2026, with employers adding 29,000 jobs. The 10-year Treasury yielded 5.00% on 23 October 2026, and pays 0.31 points more than the 2-year. The federal debt stood at $40.44 trillion on 22 October 2026, $2.45 trillion more than a year before.

Read at 00:31 UTC.

Inflation

3.7%over the 12 months to September 2026released by 15 October 2026

Up 0.6% on the month, seasonally adjusted; 3.4% a month earlier.

No figure was published for October 2025.

Next release around 10 November 2026

Core inflation

2.6%over the 12 months to September 2026released by 15 October 2026

Leaves out food and energy, which swing most; 2.4% a month earlier.

No figure was published for October 2025.

Next release around 10 November 2026

Producer prices

6.3%over the 12 months to September 2026released by 16 October 2026

What producers received; up 1.1% on the month, not seasonally adjusted.

Next release around 10 November 2026

Hourly earnings

3.0%over the 12 months to September 2026released by 3 October 2026

$37.81 an hour on average in the private sector, slower than prices (3.7%).

Next release around 6 November 2026

Unemployment

4.2%in September 2026released by 3 October 2026

Up 0.1 points on the month; 4.4% a year earlier.

No figure was published for October 2025.

Next release around 6 November 2026

Payrolls

+29,000jobs added in September 2026released by 3 October 2026

159,044,000 jobs in all; up 496,000 over twelve months. The last two months are revised with each release.

Next release around 6 November 2026

Job openings

7.08mat the end of August 2026released by 30 September 2026

From 7.33 million in July 2026; 6.92 million a year earlier.

Next release around 1 November 2026

Participation

61.8%in September 2026released by 3 October 2026

Adults 16 and over working or looking; 62.5% a year earlier.

No figure was published for October 2025.

Next release around 6 November 2026

Yield curve

The 10-year pays 0.31 points more than the 2-year. Par yields: what a new Treasury of each maturity would pay at face value, percent a year.

2-year
4.69%
4.85% a month ago
10-year
5.00%
5.11% a month ago
30-year
5.33%
5.40% a month ago

10-year Treasury

5.00%on 23 October 2026posted after that day’s close

2-year 4.69%. A month earlier 5.11%; a year earlier 4.01%.

Next release around 26 October 2026

Federal debt

$40.44 trillionon 22 October 2026published by 23 October 2026

Exactly $40,444,342,709,389, held by the public and by government accounts; up 0.86% over a month.

Next release around 23 October 2026

Debt added in a year

+$2.45 trillionsince 22 October 2025

6.5% in a year: about $6.7 billion a day.

Next release around 23 October 2026