Where are rates right now?
~6.33%
The RatesForecast Daily Mortgage Index is a model-based daily mortgage-rate signal anchored to Freddie Mac PMMS, shifted to account for PMMS reporting delay, and updated with daily 10Y Treasury movement.
Today's mortgage rate signal
Daily updateThe daily index has been drifting lower than its medium-term average, which usually indicates gradually improving mortgage conditions. Momentum still leans modestly borrower-friendly, but this is a directional bias rather than a hard forecast.
We don’t just show rates. We tell you whether this is a real opportunity window — and what to do next.
See the RatesForecast Daily Mortgage Index trend and whether near-term pressure looks slightly better, worse, or unclear.
The daily index has been drifting lower than its medium-term average, which usually indicates gradually improving mortgage conditions. Momentum still leans modestly borrower-friendly, but this is a directional bias rather than a hard forecast.
Where are rates right now?
The RatesForecast Daily Mortgage Index is a model-based daily mortgage-rate signal anchored to Freddie Mac PMMS, shifted to account for PMMS reporting delay, and updated with daily 10Y Treasury movement.
What is happening?
Improving conditions based mainly on the last 5 and 10 daily bars, with volatility used as a secondary check.
What should you do?
Slight downward pressure is the current public-safe near-term outlook. Use it as timing context, not as an exact rate forecast.
We translate rate movement into a clear yes, no, or not yet — based on direction, not headlines.
We identify whether conditions are improving, stalling, or reversing — so you don’t guess.
Set your threshold and we’ll tell you when conditions justify action.
Use the real competitive range — not advertised teaser rates.
Momentum matters more than absolute level.
Act only when your predefined conditions are met.
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Set target rateThe recent move has been slightly lower, so the market is feeling a little friendlier for borrowers.
This is the part that matters if you are trying to time the next few days.
The broader move has been noticeably higher, so the market is feeling less friendly for borrowers.
This matters more if you are planning over the next few weeks.
The short-term move is improving, but the broader trend has not fully turned yet.
The short-term move and the longer trend do not always line up on the same day.
Use alerts and wait for a clearer signal before making a timing decision.
Treat this as timing context, not a promise.
Instead of checking rates daily, define your threshold and let us notify you when conditions justify action.