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Past ARM Indices
(One Year Treasury Bill)
There are many indexes used for adjustable rate mortgages
(ARM'S). The three most common indexes are:
In the Southeastern part of the United States, the One Year
Treasury Bills are the most common adjustable rate index. The
index is used to determine a customers new mortgage interest
rate, during the adjustment period.
Listed below is the CMT history (One Year Treasury Bills):
Date |
Treasury Bill Index |
12/97 |
5.55% |
6/97 |
5.69% |
12/96 |
5.43% |
6/96 |
5.81% |
12/95 |
5.35% |
1/95 |
7.24% |
6/94 |
5.49% |
12/93 |
3.61% |
6/93 |
3.54% |
12/92 |
3.71% |
6/92 |
4.17% |
12/91 |
4.38% |
6/91 |
6.36% |
12/90 |
7.05% |
6/89 |
8.10% |
12/89 |
7.72% |
6/89 |
8.44% |
12/88 |
8.99% |
6/88 |
7.49% |
12/87 |
7.17% |
6/87 |
6.80% |
12/86 |
5.87% |
6/86 |
6.73% |
12/85 |
7.67% |
6/85 |
7.80% |
12/84 |
9.33% |
6/84 |
12.08% |
12/83 |
10.11% |
6/83 |
9.66% |
12/82 |
8.91% |
6/82 |
14.07% |
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Last Modified: February 06, 1998