Mortgage rates: Week of June 1, 2026
A plain, factual recap of where U.S. mortgage-rate benchmarks moved during Jun 1–5, 2026 — the OBMMI medians RallyRates tracks and the 10-year Treasury that anchors them. We report the moves; we never forecast.
| Benchmark | Mon | Fri | Week |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30-yr conventional | 6.472% | 6.512% | +4 bp |
| 15-yr conventional | 5.850% | 5.776% | −7 bp |
| FHA 30-yr | 6.187% | 6.353% | +17 bp |
| VA 30-yr | 6.058% | 6.119% | +6 bp |
| 10-yr Treasury (the driver) | 4.470% | 4.550% | +8 bp |
Over Jun 1–5, 2026, the conventional 30-year benchmark opened at 6.472% and closed at 6.512%. The 10-year Treasury climbed 8bp on the week, and conventional 30-year mortgage rates followed higher.
The 15-year conventional closed the week at 5.776%; FHA 30-year at 6.353%. These are benchmark medians, not a lender quote — for a live, lowest-APR-first board of real published rates, open the terminal.
On the calendar that week: the monthly jobs report (Fri) — the scheduled releases that most move the Treasury market behind mortgage rates. We note what was on the docket, not a cause.