There was one slant at FX Daily...
With investors honing in on the Fed’s repeated warnings of a slowing economy, the factory report is becoming a key element in the effort to turn group dovish. When the ISM rebounded in positive territory, rate cut expectations were quickly pared back. On the other hand, a forecasted cut will not be lifted by one indicator. This was evident by the unusual rise in T-notes after a decidedly hawkish FOMC minutes.
... another at MarketWatch...
U.S. Treasurys closed higher Wednesday, sending yields lower, after two reports pointed to weaker employment in December while the minutes from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting showed that U.S. central bankers were caught off-guard by the extent of economic slowing.
... a yawn at FXStreet.com...
FOMC minutes do not reveal anything significant – but there have been new inflation developments since Dec 12.
... and the same in the market for options on federal funds futures:
So the consensus remains that there will be no change in monetary policy through May? Not necessarily, as I explain at the Cleveland Fed website.