Fed's dot outlook from UBS
14:56 EDT - There's been plenty of analysis recently arguing that persistently low US Treasury yields are partly due to expectations that the Fed's policy rate in the future will remain below pre-crisis levels. UBS doesn't fully buy it, but says the market's focus on this topic puts the spotlight on the Fed's long-run rate projection in its dot plot. In March, average forecast for the long-run policy rate was 3.875%. UBS believes next Wednesday's updated projections will show a somewhat higher average, with new Fed governor Fischer's dot likely coming in at 4% and new Cleveland Fed chief Mester's likely at 4% or 4.25%. (cynthia.lin@wsj.com; @cynthialin_dj)
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