Implicit price deflator for gross domestic product, seasonally adjusted (2017=100), quarterly — the broadest measure of US price change, covering everything produced domestically.
2021–2026 · 22 observationsSource: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
BEA NIPA table 1.1.9 (Implicit Price Deflators for Gross Domestic Product) line 1, series A191RD, ingested from the BEA API: BEA's ratio of current-dollar to chained-dollar GDP, times 100, seasonally adjusted, 2017=100, dated at quarter end. stonks stores the published value unchanged; the year-over-year rate is a transform stonks computes, recorded in the lineage. Advance/second/third estimates are preserved as separate vintages.