US CPI release: reading the headline sample

The US CPI card organises a Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation release into cited items. It describes a published release, not a forecast or a live inflation feed.

The current sample identifies September 2026, released 2026-10-14. Check the sample's release title, number and next-release field; a scheduled date does not mean a newer card is already available.

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What the free sample shows

The free US CPI view is headline-only: it exposes selected item headlines and release metadata, not the full paid items or their verbatim quotes.

Keep the periods separate

The reference period is the month measured; the release date is when the agency published it. Read the comparison basis to distinguish monthly from annual changes and seasonally adjusted from unadjusted figures. Do not treat them as interchangeable.

What the paid card adds

The full card contains the release items with figures, summaries, verbatim official quotes and source lines. Follow the official source and check the release title and period; the BLS release address is a rolling page and may later show a newer release.

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Sources and method

Official source linked by the sample · FilingDelta methodology · How FilingDelta works.

Related: US jobs sample · US GDP sample.

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