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How many banks changed savings and CD rates this week?
Answer: In week 2026-W42, VaultRubric saw 2 APYs raised and 0 cut across 112 savings, CD, money market and checking accounts it tracks daily from bank pages (source: VaultRubric rate snapshots).
Cite this dataset
VaultRubric. “Weekly savings and CD rates moved (raised vs. cut).” Data as of 2026-W42. https://vaultrubric.com/data/datasets/weekly-rates-moved (accessed 2026-10-16). CC BY 4.0.
About this data
Count of savings, CD, money market and checking APYs that VaultRubric saw raised or cut each ISO week, from daily snapshots of each bank's own rate page.
Source: VaultRubric daily snapshots of each bank's own rate page. Data as of 2026-W42. Updated 2026-10-16. License: CC BY 4.0, credit VaultRubric with a link.
Latest rows
| iso_week | apys_raised | apys_cut | apys_changed | accounts_tracked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-W42 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 112 |
Explore more: /data/savings-index · all VaultRubric datasets · methodology
FAQ
How many banks changed savings and CD rates this week?
In week 2026-W42, VaultRubric saw 2 APYs raised and 0 cut across 112 savings, CD, money market and checking accounts it tracks daily from bank pages (source: VaultRubric rate snapshots).
Can I use and cite this data?
Yes. It is free under CC BY 4.0. Cite: VaultRubric. “Weekly savings and CD rates moved (raised vs. cut).” Data as of 2026-W42. https://vaultrubric.com/data/datasets/weekly-rates-moved (accessed 2026-10-16). CC BY 4.0.
Where does the data come from?
VaultRubric daily snapshots of each bank's own rate page. VaultRubric only reformats and summarizes it; every number links back to the original source.
How often is it updated?
Whenever the source publishes new figures; the page and CSV regenerate from the same file, and dateModified shows the last rebuild.
Facts only, not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
Best pick for your situation
Best way to use this dataset: download the CSV, keep the as-of date with any number you quote, and link the original source.
The math:
- Example: a rate quoted without its date can be wrong within a week; "4.10% APY as of Oct 15, 2026 (bank's page)" stays checkable.
Sources: the original sources listed in each dataset.
A best fit for the situation described, not financial advice or a buy/sell recommendation. Partner links never change a pick.
Your roadmap
- Read the field notes on this page.
- Download the CSV or JSON.
- Check the as-of date for each row.
- Cite VaultRubric and the original source.
- Come back for the next refresh; the date on the page shows when it changed.