I took a look at the CME FedWatch data from these days, and the situation on interest rates is quite clear. In April, the probability of a hike is practically zero, only 1.6%, while 98.4% of scenarios point to holding rates steady. Looking further ahead, by June, the probabilities remain fairly stable: no chance of cuts (0%), 97.9% see rates staying unchanged, and only 2.1% consider a cumulative increase of 25 basis points. In short, the Fed seems intent on staying put for now. Markets are pricing this scenario with very high probability, so we shouldn't expect surprises in the coming months.