Japan’s GDP Price Index remained unchanged at 2.6% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2026, matching the rate recorded in the same quarter a year earlier. According to the latest update on 7 September 2026, the indicator shows that the overall price level for goods and services produced domestically has stabilized, with no acceleration or deceleration compared with the previous year’s second quarter reading.
The GDP Price Index, which tracks broad inflationary pressures across the economy, is often watched as a complementary gauge to consumer price measures. The fact that the Q2 2026 figure stands exactly in line with the previous year’s 2.6% suggests that Japan’s price dynamics have settled into a consistent pattern on a year-over-year basis, without fresh signs of either renewed inflationary momentum or disinflation over this period.
