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United States GDP Growth Rate — 2026 Data, Trend & Forecast

The United States' GDP growth rate was 2.68% in March 2026, up from 1.99% the previous quarter. A year earlier it stood at 2.02%.

The United States' GDP growth rate was 2.68% in March 2026, up from 1.99% the previous quarter. A year earlier it stood at 2.02%.

The United States' GDP growth rate stands at 2.68% as of March 2026. Over the latest readings, the GDP growth rate has moved within a band of -7.40% to 12.39%. The most recent figure of 2.68% is up from 1.99% a quarter earlier, and is 0.67% higher than a year ago.

The trend

Among the 214 economies tracked on this platform, United States ranks #130 on GDP growth rate by latest value. It rose from 1.99% in the previous quarter, and compares with a year-earlier 2.02%.

What's driving it

Growth reflects household spending, investment, government outlays and net exports, and is sensitive to interest rates, global demand and confidence.

Recent readings

PeriodGDP growth rate
Mar 20262.68%
Dec 20251.99%
Sep 20252.34%
Jun 20252.08%
Mar 20252.02%
Dec 20242.40%
Sep 20242.79%
Jun 20243.13%

Data: Source: OECD (terms permit extract/distribute, incl. commercial, with citation). Figures carry an effective date; confirm with the source before relying on them.

Frequently asked questions

What Is the GDP Growth Rate of the United States in 2026?

The United States' GDP growth rate was 2.68% in March 2026, up from 1.99% the previous quarter. A year earlier it stood at 2.02%.

Is the GDP growth rate rising or falling in the United States?

It rose in the latest reading — 2.68% in March 2026 versus 1.99% a quarter earlier. Year on year it is higher.

What is GDP growth rate?

It measures how fast the economy is expanding, measured as the annual change in gross domestic product.

Written by David Chen, Data Desk. Source: OECD (terms permit extract/distribute, incl. commercial, with citation). Figures may be revised — information only, not financial advice.