- Investors largely avoided the markets on Wednesday as the federal reserve is poised to raise interest rates again. Treasury bonds and the dollar rose as investors sought refuge in safe havens following Vladimir Putin's intensification of his campaign against Ukraine.

- After the S&P 500 declined due to concern that policymakers were risking a recession in their haste to control pricing pressures, US equities futures stabilized. Treasury yields on benchmark bonds decreased by two basis points to 3.54%. According to the vast majority of analysts surveyed, officials are largely anticipated to increase rates by 75 basis points for the third consecutive occasion. Only two forecasts a change of 100 basis points.

- In the days leading up to the Fed meeting, European stocks turned around and rose after registering initial losses. German 10-year yield decreased six basis points to 2.42% as Euro-area bonds rose.