[CME data shows that traders have been betting evenly between a 50 basis point and a 25 basis point rate cut in the past few hours] Golden Finance reported that as the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision approaches, the outcome appears more uncertain. According to CME data, in the past few hours, traders have bet more evenly between a 50 basis point rate cut (currently with a probability of about 55%) and a 25 basis point rate cut (with a probability of 45%). Earlier on Wednesday, a 50 basis point rate cut was still favored with a probability advantage of 2:1, but the more conservative option of a 25 basis point rate cut gained more support due to strong economic data. As the possibility of a large rate cut decreases, U.S. Treasury yields are rising. The yield on the two-year Treasury note is currently at 3.657%, compared with 3.59% at the close on Tuesday.