Economics
Here’s How Fed Officials Will Probably Weigh Greek Fallout
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A Greek exit from the euro zone could give Federal Reserve policy makers reason to put off an interest-rate increase. Some investors are already betting on a delay.
Federal funds futures traders reduced the probability of a September increase to 35 percent on Monday in New York from 45 percent Friday. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped by the most since October.