Futures imply around 35 basis points of easing by year end FEDWATCH.

Futures imply around 35 basis points of easing by year end .

Futures imply around an 80% chance of an easing as soon as July.

Futures imply around an 80% chance of a rate cut as early as July.

Interest rate futures imply around a 50-50 chance of a move by August.

Fed fund futures imply around an 80% chance of an easing in rates as soon as July.

Futures are fully priced for a quarter-point easing and imply around a 40%chance of a half-point move.

Fed fund futures imply around a 65 percent probability of a move, down from 70 percent.

They also imply around a 36% chance rates will get as low as 0.25% by August.

Fed fund futures imply around a 24 percent chance of an easing in September, rising to around 50 percent by December.

Interbank futures imply around a 24 percent chance of a cut by mid-2017, up from 14 percent before the GDP news.

Futures presently imply around a 34 percent probability of a cut in April, rising to 84 percent in May and almost 100 percent by June.

Investors are also leaning that way with futures markets implying around an 80 percent probability of an easing by year end.

The U.S. firm bought the stocks in 2005 at around 30,000 won, implying around 43 percent investment return.

Investors are well ahead of the bank, with futures implying around an 80 percent probability of a quarter-point cut in rates by year end.

Investors reacted by wagering the next move in rates would be down, with fund futures now implying around 11 basis points of easing by December.