CPI inflation
Price change for the basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers.
Track price changes and separate inflation from the level of prices.
CPI describes urban consumers’ out-of-pocket purchases; PCE has broader spending coverage. Yearly and monthly changes answer different questions.
Price change for the basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers.
Consumer price change excluding food and energy.
Consumer price change for food, including food at home and away from home.
Consumer price change for energy goods and services.
Consumer price change for shelter services, including rent and owners’ equivalent rent.
Change in selling prices received by domestic producers for final-demand goods, services and construction.
Price change for personal consumption expenditures, including purchases made on behalf of households.
Price change for personal consumption expenditures excluding food and energy.
Read the definition and units before comparing two histories. A percentage change describes growth relative to an earlier value. A percentage-point change subtracts two rates expressed in percent. Every series retains its original frequency and adjustment. Missing values stay missing, and quarterly data is not interpolated into monthly readings.
This hub uses the September 30, 2026 acquired snapshot. It contains the history actually returned by each producer, with the file’s publication date shown separately from retrieval. A more recent agency release can exist outside this snapshot. Check data freshness before citing a reading as the latest agency figure.