Treasury Yields, Dollar Fall as Markets Price Higher Odds of Fed Cuts -- Market Talk
Dow Jones04-15
1430 ET - Treasury yields and the dollar fall as odds of interest rate cuts by the Fed increase following a cooler-than-expected inflation measure. The March PPI wholesale price gauge prints 0.5%, matching February's downwardly revised figure, but much lower than the 1.1% forecast by economists surveyed by WSJ. The CME's FedWatch tool shows odds of one or more cuts this year at 33.9%, up from 30.8% yesterday. A hold remains the highest probability, at 65.8%. The 10-year yield trades at 4.258%, on path for its lowest close since March 18. The WSJ Dollar Index falls 0.4%. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
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April 14, 2026 14:30 ET (18:30 GMT)
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