Please note that knowing the precise index name (the names may sound alike, but there is a considerable difference between different indexes) and the actual date it is released is essential to finding the correct index value.

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Please visit the following websites: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Wall Street Journal, U.S. Treasury, The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, The Federal Reserve Board, British Bankers' Association.

See also:

• History of Monthly COFI
  (Starting from January of 1979)
• MTA History
  (Starting from January of 1955)
• Certificate of Deposit Index (CODI) History
  (Starting from January of 1967)
• National Average Contract Mortgage Rate History
  (Starting from January of 1980)
• Cost of Savings (COSI) Index History
  (Starting from January of 1984)
• Prime Rate: Historical Data
  (A complete history of the specific dates on which the Prime Rate changed starting from December of 1947)
• WSJ LIBOR: Historical Data
  (A complete history of the daily LIBOR, as published in The Wall Street Journal {WSJ}, starting from January of 1986)
• FNMA LIBOR: Historical Data
  (A complete history of the monthly FNMA LIBOR starting from September of 1989)
• CMT Monthly History
  (Monthly historical values for 1-Month, 3-Month, 6-Month, 1-Year, 2-Year, 3-Year, 5-Year, 7-Year, 10-Year, 20-Year and 30-Year CMT (TCM) starting from January of 1990)
• CMT Daily History Also known as: Daily Treasury Yield Curve Rates.
  (Daily historical values for 1-Month, 3-Month, 6-Month, 1-Year, 2-Year, 3-Year, 5-Year, 7-Year, 10-Year, 20-Year and 30-Year CMT (TCM) starting from January of 1990)
• Historical Mortgage Rate Data
  (Weekly average rates and points on 30 and 15-year fixed and 1-year adjustable rate mortgages, 1992-present)

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Notes

1-,3-,5-Year CMT -- Average yields on U.S. Treasury securities adjusted to a constant maturity of 1, 3, or 5 year(s) correspondingly. More Info

The CMT indexes are calculated by the U.S. Treasury and reported by the Federal Reserve Board. These indexes have both a weekly and a monthly value. The weekly indexes are released on Monday afternoon for the previous week. Monthly values for these indexes are generally available on the first Monday of the following month.

The figures are taken from the H.15 Federal Reserve Statistical Release.

Source: Federal Reserve Board.

The 3- and 6-month Treasury bills are auctioned every Monday. The resulting figures are released to the public the next day. These indexes have also both a weekly and a monthly value.

Source: Bureau of the Public Debt Online.

There are only monthly values for this index. The values are calculated by us using the H.15 Federal Reserve Statistical Release data.

The index has only monthly values. Starting from August 1, 2007 we post the Mortgage-X monthly LIBOR index as a replacement for the Fannie Mae monthly LIBOR that has been discontinued.

Source: Fannie Mae, Mortgage-X.

11th District COFI is published once a month. The values are released on the last business day of each month for the previous month (e.g. the October value of the index is reported on the last business day of November).

Source: Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco.

Source: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation.

The index is one of the following three National Cost of Funds Indexes: National Monthly Median (1), Quarterly National Average (2), Semiannual National Average (3) Cost of Funds for OTS-regulated, SAIF-insured institutions.

Source: Office of Thrift Supervision.

Prime Rate -- The base rate on corporate loans posted by at least 75% of the nation's largest banks. More Info

The prime rate changes irregularly. Monthly values for the prime rate are averages of business days and are taken from the H.15 Federal Reserve Statistical Release.

Source: Federal Reserve Board.

National Average Contract Mortgage Rate -- The average contract rate reported by a sample of mortgage lenders for loans closed during the last 5 working days of the month. The rate is based on conventional fixed and adjustable-rate mortgages on previously occupied non-farm single-family homes. More Info

Monthly values for the National Average Contract Mortgage Rate are derived from the Federal Housing Finance Board's Monthly Interest Rate Survey (MIRS).

Source: Federal Housing Finance Board.

There are only monthly values for this index. The values are calculated by us using the H.15 Federal Reserve Statistical Release data.

The values are released on or near the last business day prior to the fifteenth day of each month for the previous calendar month. Golden West Financial Corporation do not publish their COSI index values on the internet, however, they do make them available by brochure in their savings and loans offices.

Source: Golden West Financial Corporation.

The index has both weekly and monthly values. The figures are taken from the H.15 Federal Reserve Statistical Release and reflect week-ending dates.

Source: Federal Reserve Board.

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