Mortgage Rate Trends & Market Data

Explore historical mortgage-rate averages and Treasury yield data for market context. These charts are not a personalized quote or an offer to lend.

Mortgage Rate Trends & Analysis

Track historical mortgage rates and treasury yields to understand market trends and make informed decisions

Treasury vs Mortgage Rates

10-Year Treasury Yield & 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate

10-Year Treasury

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30-Year Mortgage

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Data source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED)

10-Year Treasury Yield

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Data: Federal Reserve (FRED)

30-Year Fixed Mortgage

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Data: Federal Reserve (FRED) • Updates Weekly

4 Factors That Can Affect Your Mortgage Interest Rate

Common factors a loan officer may review when discussing your available mortgage options

Make a Larger Down Payment

A larger down payment reduces the lender's risk, which can result in a lower interest rate.

Improve Your Credit Score

Your credit score is one of the most important factors in determining your mortgage interest rate.

Improve Your Debt-to-Income Ratio

Lower your DTI ratio to qualify for better rates and loan terms.

Explore Multiple Loan Options

Work with a knowledgeable loan originator to identify your loan choices.

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Purchase vs. Refinance Rates: What's the Difference?

Purchase Rates

  • • Generally slightly lower than refinance rates
  • • More loan programs available (FHA, VA, USDA)
  • • Down payment affects rate significantly
  • • First-time buyer programs may apply

Refinance Rates

  • • Rates based on current home equity
  • • Cash-out options typically have higher rates
  • • Streamline programs for existing loans
  • • No need for down payment

Whether you're buying or refinancing, pricing depends on your complete loan scenario and market conditions.

Ready to Discuss Your Mortgage Options?

Use the calculators to explore payment scenarios, then speak with a licensed loan officer for personalized information.