Weekly mortgage benchmark

A dated national benchmark, translated into an estimated payment. It is not a quote, APR, or offer. Your numbers stay on this device.

Current weekly observation Latest verified source observation is within the 14-day freshness window.

30-year fixed benchmark

6.66%

Published
July 30, 2026
Retrieved
August 5, 2026
Five-week history for the 30-year fixed benchmark Five weekly observations: 6.43 percent, 6.49 percent, 6.55 percent, 6.58 percent, 6.66 percent. 6.25%6.63%7.00% 6.43Jul 26.49Jul 96.55Jul 166.58Jul 236.66Jul 30
Weekly observations ending Thursday. Values are annual interest-rate percentages.

+0.08 pp week over week

15-year fixed benchmark

6.04%

Published
July 30, 2026
Retrieved
August 5, 2026
Five-week history for the 15-year fixed benchmark Five weekly observations: 5.79 percent, 5.82 percent, 5.93 percent, 5.96 percent, 6.04 percent. 5.50%5.88%6.25% 5.79Jul 25.82Jul 95.93Jul 165.96Jul 236.04Jul 30
Weekly observations ending Thursday. Values are annual interest-rate percentages.

+0.08 pp week over week

What this benchmark represents

Freddie Mac describes the comparable PMMS profile as conventional, conforming, owner-occupied purchase applications for a one-unit property, with good or excellent credit and 20% down.

Payment impact at this benchmark

Example estimate

Estimated principal and interest

$2,056.41/ month

Using a $320,000 loan, the 30-year fixed benchmark, and 6.66% over 30 years.

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Principal and interest only. This is an educational estimate, not an APR, rate quote, loan offer, approval, or qualification decision.

Five-week change history

Freddie Mac PMMS observations used in this static benchmark record
Observation date30-year fixed30-year movement15-year fixed15-year movement
July 30, 2026 6.66% +0.08 pp 6.04% +0.08 pp
July 23, 2026 6.58% +0.03 pp 5.96% +0.03 pp
July 16, 2026 6.55% +0.06 pp 5.93% +0.11 pp
July 9, 2026 6.49% +0.06 pp 5.82% +0.03 pp
July 2, 2026 6.43% - 5.79% -
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Source, timing, and limits

Classification
National market benchmark
Source
Freddie Mac PMMS
Latest observation
July 30, 2026
Retrieved for this build
August 5, 2026
Refresh rule
Visible stale warning after 14 days

How to use it safely

Freddie Mac says PMMS is based on mortgage rates in qualifying purchase applications submitted through Loan Product Advisor from lenders across the country. It is a national weekly average, not a personalized or same-day lender quote.

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When the visible stale warning appears, this page retains the last verified record rather than inventing a newer one. Check the primary source before relying on it.

Weekly benchmark questions

Is this rate a loan offer or APR?

No. It is a national weekly benchmark. APR and a lender offer depend on additional terms, costs, borrower details, and product facts.

Why is there a stale warning?

This build has no live rate feed. After the verified observation exceeds the freshness window, the page retains the last sourced record and warns that it may be outdated.

Does the payment estimate include taxes and insurance?

No. It models principal and interest only. Use the full mortgage calculator to add ownership-cost assumptions.