In 2023, the percentage of women aged 15+ who were daily smokers in the US was a baseline against which the following forecasted data is measured. From 2024 to 2026, the forecast remains steady at 9.8%. A slight increase is expected in 2027 to 9.9%, maintaining through 2028. The year-on-year variation during this period remains minimal, reflecting stability in smoking rates among women. Over the last two years, there is negligible growth, and the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) also suggests a flat trend.

Future trends to watch for:

Policy changes aimed at reducing smoking rates.
Public health campaigns and their effectiveness on reducing tobacco use.
Potential impact of alternative nicotine products on traditional smoking habits.
Socio-economic factors influencing smoking prevalence among different demographics.