CME Federal Reserve Observation: The probability of maintaining the interest rate unchanged in March is 90%
CME "Fed Watch" data shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged in the range of 5.25%-5.50% in March is 90%, and the probability of a rate cut by 25 basis points is 10%. The likelihood of maintaining unchanged rates until May is 61.6%, with a cumulative chance for a rate cut by 25 basis points at 35.2%, and a cumulative chance for a rate cut by 50 basis points at 3.2%.
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