Your site’s actual indexing is unaffected: the June 2026 data now missing from the Google Search Console page indexing report is a reporting gap, not a sign that pages fell out of Google Search. Google confirmed the empty stretch covers a period in June when data collection was delayed, so no numbers were ever recorded for those days. The gap appeared on September 11, 2026, across every affected property after the data had shown normally hours earlier.
What changed in the search console indexing report?
The page indexing report suddenly dropped a large section of June 2026 figures from the left side of its chart. The data had been present a couple of hours before it vanished, and the same gap showed up across all Search Console properties at once, so it is a platform-wide display issue rather than something isolated to one account.
This follows a run of instability in the same report. Earlier in that week Google had an indexing reporting glitch that lasted a few hours, and the report has seen frequent delays over the past several months. The pattern points to reporting mechanics rather than a change in how pages are indexed.
Why is the June data gone?
Google explained that the empty period lines up with a stretch in June when indexing data was delayed. During that window the page indexing report was not updated, so there simply is no data for those days to display. Google also stated that it does not back-fill indexing data, meaning the gap for that June period is expected to stay empty rather than fill in later. Google said it would check with the team to confirm once staff return from holidays.
The Search Performance report acted up too
Alongside the indexing chart, the Search Performance report behaved unusually on the same day, showing a persistent loading spinner for some users. A simple workaround restored it: open a different report, such as Page Indexing, then return to the Search Performance report and it loads normally. This spinner behavior could not be reproduced consistently, which fits the broader picture of temporary Search Console glitches that day.
What site owners should do
Treat the missing June 2026 figures as a known reporting gap. Because the data for that delayed period was never captured and Google does not back-fill indexing data, waiting for those specific days to reappear is not the right expectation. If you hit a stuck Search Performance report, switch to another report and back to clear the spinner. For current indexing questions, rely on live checks of individual URLs rather than the historical chart for that June window.
FAQ
Is my site deindexed if June data is missing from the report?
No. Google described the gap as a reporting issue tied to a June period when data was delayed and never recorded. It reflects missing report data for those days, not pages being removed from Google Search.
Will the missing June 2026 data come back?
Google said it does not back-fill indexing data, so the gap for that delayed June period is not expected to fill in. Google added it would check with the team to be sure once they return from holidays.
How do I fix the Search Performance report spinning wheel?
Open a different report, such as Page Indexing, and then go back to the Search Performance report. Users reported this made the report load again after it was stuck on a loading spinner.
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