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U.S. Nominal Gross Domestic Product

Quarterly U.S. gross domestic product at current prices, seasonally adjusted at an annual rate.
Latest observation
$32,563.0B
Q2 2026
Latest
$32,563.0B
Q2 2026
Previous observation
$31,906.3B
Q1 2026
Change from previous
+$656.8B
Latest minus previous observation
History high
$32,563.0B
History low
$243.2B
History mean
$7,907.4B

Historical chart

$15T$20T$25T$30T$35T20162018202020222024
Q2 2026$32,563.0BUse ← and → to inspect observations; Home and End jump to the range boundaries.
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Observation periods are preserved as published.
10Y includes all 41 retained observations from Q2 2016 through Q2 2026. Full retained history includes 318 retained observations from Q1 1947 through Q2 2026. Checked against U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis through Q2 2026. Latest published observation is within the expected freshness window (121 calendar days old). This page does not imply intraday or real-time data.

Observation history

Table shows the most recent 100 observations.
Nominal GDP observations
PeriodValue
Q2 2026$32,563.0B
Q1 2026$31,906.3B
Q4 2025$31,462.5B
Q3 2025$31,180.5B
Q2 2025$30,630.2B
Q1 2025$30,172.0B
Q4 2024$29,929.6B
Q3 2024$29,568.3B
Q2 2024$29,233.0B
Q1 2024$28,793.2B
Q4 2023$28,464.3B
Q3 2023$28,064.0B
Q2 2023$27,533.9B
Q1 2023$27,241.3B
Q4 2022$26,774.1B
Q3 2022$26,335.4B
Q2 2022$25,869.4B
Q1 2022$25,260.0B
Q4 2021$24,823.2B
Q3 2021$23,998.8B
Q2 2021$23,456.7B
Q1 2021$22,704.7B
Q4 2020$22,087.2B
Q3 2020$21,704.4B
Q2 2020$19,958.3B
Q1 2020$21,751.2B
Q4 2019$21,933.2B
Q3 2019$21,717.2B
Q2 2019$21,397.9B
Q1 2019$21,111.6B
Q4 2018$20,917.9B
Q3 2018$20,798.7B
Q2 2018$20,580.9B
Q1 2018$20,328.6B
Q4 2017$20,037.1B
Q3 2017$19,692.6B
Q2 2017$19,438.6B
Q1 2017$19,280.1B
Q4 2016$19,089.4B
Q3 2016$18,892.6B
Q2 2016$18,711.7B
Q1 2016$18,525.9B
Q4 2015$18,435.1B
Q3 2015$18,401.6B
Q2 2015$18,279.8B
Q1 2015$18,063.5B
Q4 2014$17,912.1B
Q3 2014$17,804.2B
Q2 2014$17,518.5B
Q1 2014$17,197.7B
Q4 2013$17,192.0B
Q3 2013$16,953.8B
Q2 2013$16,728.7B
Q1 2013$16,648.2B
Q4 2012$16,420.4B
Q3 2012$16,319.5B
Q2 2012$16,207.1B
Q1 2012$16,068.8B
Q4 2011$15,842.3B
Q3 2011$15,647.7B
Q2 2011$15,557.5B
Q1 2011$15,351.4B
Q4 2010$15,309.5B
Q3 2010$15,141.6B
Q2 2010$14,980.2B
Q1 2010$14,764.6B
Q4 2009$14,651.2B
Q3 2009$14,448.9B
Q2 2009$14,381.2B
Q1 2009$14,430.9B
Q4 2008$14,608.2B
Q3 2008$14,899.0B
Q2 2008$14,865.7B
Q1 2008$14,706.5B
Q4 2007$14,715.1B
Q3 2007$14,564.1B
Q2 2007$14,402.1B
Q1 2007$14,215.7B
Q4 2006$14,039.6B
Q3 2006$13,870.2B
Q2 2006$13,753.4B
Q1 2006$13,599.2B
Q4 2005$13,324.2B
Q3 2005$13,142.6B
Q2 2005$12,922.7B
Q1 2005$12,767.3B
Q4 2004$12,527.2B
Q3 2004$12,305.3B
Q2 2004$12,112.8B
Q1 2004$11,923.4B
Q4 2003$11,772.2B
Q3 2003$11,566.7B
Q2 2003$11,312.8B
Q1 2003$11,174.1B
Q4 2002$11,061.4B
Q3 2002$10,984.0B
Q2 2002$10,887.5B
Q1 2002$10,783.5B
Q4 2001$10,660.5B
Q3 2001$10,598.0B
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Source & methodology

BEA reports nominal GDP as a seasonally adjusted annual rate. Values in the official workbook are in millions of dollars and are converted to billions for display. Historical estimates may change after BEA revisions.

Dataset: National Income and Product Accounts, Table 1.1.5, GDP line 1.

Unit: Billions of current U.S. dollars, annual rate. Frequency: Quarterly.

Expected refresh: Quarterly after the Bureau of Economic Analysis releases GDP estimates; previously published quarters can be revised. History target: 1947 onward.

Revision behavior: Revisable. BEA revises GDP estimates as additional information becomes available, including annual updates. This chart reflects the latest retained BEA NIPA workbook, not the estimate available on each historical date. Read revision methodology.

Vintage: Latest-known retained history. This page does not preserve prior publication vintages.

Source accessed: Oct 27, 2026.

View the source series at U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · Read the source methodology

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