30Y FIXED 6.51% ▼0.0915Y FIXED 5.88% ▼0.13FHA 6.44% ▼0.04VA 5.98% ▲0.01JUMBO 6.37% ▼0.105/1 ARM 6.33% ▼0.2910Y TSY 4.61% ▼0.04
LIVE · July 29, 2026

Economic calendar

Be the one who saw the rate move coming.

Fed decisions, inflation prints, jobs reports — synced automatically, ranked by how hard they typically hit mortgage rates, and rewritten in plain English. Your clients stop guessing. Your Realtors start forwarding your email.

Synced on a schedule from public economic releases

This WeekEconomic calendar
Tue — Consumer confidenceMED
Wed — FOMC rate decisionHIGH
Wed — Pending home salesMED
Thu — GDP (Q2 advance)HIGH
Thu — Initial jobless claimsMED
Fri — PCE price indexHIGH

Not every release matters. We tell you which ones do.

Impact ranking

High impact

Move the market on release

These print and mortgage rates react the same morning. Your subscribers should hear from you that day — and now they will.

FOMC decisions · CPI · Nonfarm payrolls · PCE price index

Medium impact

Shift the narrative

Rarely a same-day shock, but they change the story about where rates are heading. Good material for the week's context.

Jobless claims · Retail sales · PPI · Consumer confidence

Low impact

Background color

Tracked and summarized, included when the week is quiet so your issue is never thin on substance.

Trade balance · Wholesale inventories · Regional Fed surveys

Week of July 27 — August 1Synced daily

Mon

Jul 27

Quiet — context issue

Tue

Jul 28

Consumer confidence

10:00 · MED

Wed

Jul 29

Pending home sales

10:00 · MED

FOMC rate decision

14:00 · HIGH

Fed day

Thu

Jul 30

GDP (Q2 advance)

08:30 · HIGH

Jobless claims

08:30 · MED

Fri

Jul 31

PCE price index

08:30 · HIGH

Consumer sentiment

10:00 · MED

Release times in ET. Sample week shown for illustration.

The same calendar, working in three places

Where it shows up

01

In the issues you send

A this-week-ahead block sits in every issue and updates as releases land, so your email is never just a rate table.

02

On your branded page

The live calendar lives on your public page year-round — something for a Realtor to bookmark and check without emailing you first.

03

In your own planning

You see the high-impact days before your clients do, which is when to make the lock call rather than field the panicked text afterward.

Translation

Nobody outside the industry knows what "supercore" means

Economic data is published for economists. Your clients need one sentence that tells them whether this is good or bad for the loan they are trying to close. That is the sentence we write.

  • A plain-English summary on every tracked release
  • Consensus against actual, so the surprise is obvious
  • No forecasts, no hype — any derived figure is labeled as derived

The raw release

Core PCE price index +0.2% m/m, +2.7% y/y vs. consensus +0.3% / +2.8%. Supercore services ex-housing decelerated to 3.1% annualized on a 3-month basis.

What your client reads

Inflation came in a little cooler than expected this morning. That is the kind of number that takes pressure off mortgage rates — worth watching if you have been waiting to lock.

Fed weeks

Eight weeks a year decide the conversation

FOMC decision days are flagged as high impact well before they land, so the week's issues can set expectations rather than react to them. When the decision prints, the calendar carries the released figure — and the next issue explains how mortgage rates actually moved.

  • Decision days flagged in advance, not on the morning
  • Released values appear on the calendar within minutes
  • What it means for a rate lock, in one sentence
FOMC — Rate DecisionHigh impact
BeforeThe week's issues flag Wednesday's decision and what the market currently expects.
Decision dayThe morning issue sets the stakes: what a hold versus a cut would mean for rates.
On releaseThe calendar updates with the actual figure within minutes of the print.
AfterThe next issue explains how mortgage rates actually reacted, in plain English.

What we track for you

Coverage

FOMC rate decisionFed minutesCPIPPIPCE price indexNonfarm payrollsUnemployment rateInitial jobless claimsGDPRetail salesConsumer sentimentConsumer confidenceExisting home salesNew home salesHousing startsBuilding permitsCase-Shiller HPIMBA applications10Y Treasury auctionISM manufacturing

The calendar rides along in every email you send

In every email

Three interactive blocks are built into every issue you send, and every one of them links back to a page under your own slug — never ours. Subscribers click through to dailyratenews.com/your-name, where your headshot, logo, and NMLS number are waiting.

In every email · 01Table

This week's economic events

A compact table of the week ahead — only HIGH and MEDIUM impact releases, so nothing filler makes the cut.

EventImpact
WED · FOMC RATE DECISIONHIGH
THU · GDP (Q2 ADVANCE)HIGH
FRI · PCE PRICE INDEXHIGH
TUE · CONSUMER CONFIDENCEMED
See the full calendardailyratenews.com/your-name/calendar
In every email · 026 programs

Today's rates, six programs

Two rows, three columns — the six programs your clients actually ask about, with the day's move on each.

30Y

6.38%

▼0.04

15Y

5.72%

▼0.03

FHA

6.02%

▲0.01

VA

5.94%

▼0.02

JUMBO

6.45%

▼0.06

5/1 ARM

6.11%

▲0.03

See the full rate tabledailyratenews.com/your-name/rates
In every email · 03Button

Run or print a payment

One button for the reader who wants to model a payment or savings scenario — and print the result to bring to the table.

Need to run the numbers on a payment or a refinance?

Calculate or print →

Estimate only · not a loan offer

Open the calculatorsdailyratenews.com/your-name/calculators

Rates and events shown are sample values for illustration. Every linked page sits under your own slug and carries your branding.