TLDR
There is no US Consumer Price Index release scheduled this week. The latest CPI print was published on Thursday, 18 Dec (UTC), covering November data per a Bureau update reported by CoinDesk.
- US CPI for November was released on 18 Dec (UTC), not this week, per a market update.
- If you meant another countrys CPI, specify the region; Japans national CPI timing was discussed around 19 Dec, also last week, in a calendar note.
Deep Dive
1. Last Release Date
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics published November CPI on 18 Dec (UTC). This aligns across multiple market reports noting the timing of the release last Thursday, not this week, including coverage by CoinDesk and a regional market open summary that flagged the 18 Dec window in Yahoo Finance.
If youre planning around US CPI, the key data has already dropped. The next US CPI would typically be mid?month in January.
2. This Week Outlook
No major US CPI is listed for the remainder of this week based on recent calendars and market commentary that centered the release on 18 Dec. Some outlets also referenced Japans CPI around 19 Dec, which is outside this week, for example the regional CPI timing noted in a calendar preview.
If your plan hinges on CPI?linked volatility, this week is more about follow?through and broader macro prints rather than a new CPI release.
Conclusion
US CPI was released last Thursday, not this week, so any market moves now reflect post?CPI digestion and other macro drivers. If you need a specific countrys CPI timing this week, tell me the region and I will check the exact date in your timezone.
