Fannie Mae Weekly Mortgage Applications Data
Fannie Mae's Purchase Application-Level Index (PALI) and Refinance Application-Level Index (RALI) are sets of weekly indices sourcing data from our automated underwriting system, Desktop Underwriter® (DU®), to provide timely and ongoing tracking of mortgage application activity and historical trends. Fannie Mae typically publishes both the PALI and RALI on the second business day of each week at 10 AM ET.
For the week ending June 5, 2026, which followed a holiday-shortened week, the dollar volume of purchase applications increased by 18.1 percent week over week, while the dollar volume of all refinance applications increased by 32.5 percent week over week. PALI dollar volume is up 16.6 percent year over year. PALI count increased 18 percent week over week and is up 13.4 percent year over year.
Total RALI dollar volume is up 33.6 percent year over year. Total RALI count increased 32 percent week over week and is up 30.9 percent year over year.
Rate-term refinance dollar volume accounted for 40.6 percent of total dollar volume in the week. Week over week, rate-term RALI increased by 33.6 percent and cash-out RALI increased by 31.8 percent.
PALI ($) and Total RALI ($) Percent Change
PALI Week over Week
+18.1%
PALI Year over Year
+16.6%
Total RALI Week over Week
+32.5%
Total RALI Year over Year
+33.6%
Rate-Term RALI ($) and Cash-Out RALI ($)
Rate-Term Week over Week
+33.6%
Rate-Term Year over Year
+63.4%
Cash-Out Week over Week
+31.8%
Cash-Out Year over Year
+18.7%
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NOTE: PALI and RALI for the week ending June 12 is scheduled for release on Tuesday, June 16 at 10 a.m. ET. Please consult our release calendar for additional information.
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