Freddie Mac's RSS Feeds
Freddie Mac offers RSS feeds for its news releases as well as its Primary Mortgage Market Survey®(PMMS) data and the Weekly Commentary from the Office of the Chief Economist. If you would like to subscribe to these feeds, please click on the relevant link(s) below and then copy and paste the URL into your aggregate reader of choice.
| Feed Description | Link to RSS Feed |
|---|---|
| Affordable Housing |  |
| Corporate News | |
| Debt Securities | |
| Freddie Mac Foundation | |
| Investors | |
| Mortgage Rates | |
| Weekly Mortgage Rates Survey (PMMS®) | |
| Mortgage Securities | |
| Multifamily | |
| Predatory Lending | |
| Servicing | |
| Single-Family | |
What is RSS?
RSS ("Rich Site Summary" or "Really Simple Syndication") is like an online subscription service. A special news reader automatically locates and downloads our Automatically Updated Data content and notifies you of the change.
What are the benefits of using RSS?
RSS is an easy way to obtain and display Freddie Mac’s most up-to-date information. You may use our feeds for your own personal use for broadcast or publish the content on your website. Learn more about publishing Freddie Mac’s PMMS content on your website.
What tools do I need to use RSS?
To use RSS, you'll need a news reader (also called an "aggregator") that displays RSS content feeds. There are several RSS readers available, most of which are free. Some lists of RSS readers can be found online:
- List of RSS Readers (Yahoo)
Once equipped with an RSS Reader, you may subscribe to Freddie Mac’s RSS feed and let your RSS Reader download our regularly updated information.
How do I subscribe to RSS feeds from FreddieMac.com?
To sign up for one or more of Freddie Mac's RSS feeds, select the appropriate link in the "Link to RSS Feed" box at the top of this page. You'll see a page that doesn't look much like a web page, but by copying that URL into your RSS Reader, you will see a friendlier (and automatically updated) view of our content.
RSS FAQs
- What is RSS?
- What tools do I need to use RSS?
- What are the benefits of using RSS?
- How do I subscribe to RSS feeds from FreddieMac.com?