PLANETARYINSIGHTS

    Real GDP growth 2026 full year 2.1 2.4 ▲ EIAReal GDP growth 2027 full year 2.6 2.8 ▲ EIAHeadline PCE inflation 2026 Q4 3.95 3.94 ▼ Cleveland FedHeadline CPI inflation 2026 Q4 4.24 4.40 ▲ Cleveland FedCore CPI inflation 2026 Q4 3.02 3.40 ▲ Cleveland FedCore PCE inflation 2026 Q4 3.33 3.38 ▲ Cleveland Fed

    NABE Outlook Survey

    Extracted from https://www.nabe.com/NABE/NABE/Surveys/Outlook_Surveys/June_2026_Outlook_Survey_Summary.aspx. The document stated no publication date, so this report is dated when it was read.

    National Association for Business EconomicsOpen source document ↗

    Published2026-09-10
    Extracted figures4
    Source classConsensus survey
    Update cadenceQuarterly
    Available formatHTML

    Reported figures

    Each with its source sentence
    MetricPeriodReportedForecast
    Real GDP growth2026 full year““The median forecast for inflation-adjusted GDP growth in 2026 fell to 2% from 2.4% in March, while headline personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation expectations rose nearly a full percentage point to 3.6%, year-over-year, for the fourth quarter of 2026.” — Summary, first quoted paragraph · source ↗2026-09-102%
    Unemployment rate2026 full year““The labor market outlook improved in the June survey, as panelists raised their projection for average monthly job growth in 2026 to 68,000, up from 40,000 in March, and the anticipated unemployment rate ticked down slightly to 4.4%,” added **NABE Outlook Survey Chair Yelena Maleyev, CBE, senior economist, KPMG**.” — Summary, second quoted paragraph · source ↗2026-09-104.4%
    Headline PCE inflation2026 Q4““The median forecast for inflation-adjusted GDP growth in 2026 fell to 2% from 2.4% in March, while headline personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation expectations rose nearly a full percentage point to 3.6%, year-over-year, for the fourth quarter of 2026.” — Summary, first quoted paragraph · source ↗2026-09-103.6%
    Core PCE inflation2026 Q4“Core PCE inflation is now expected to reach 3.2% by year-end 2026.” — Summary, first quoted paragraph · source ↗2026-09-103.2%