(Bloomberg) — Bonds climbed after the Federal Reserve decision was not as hawkish as feared by Wall Street, with Jerome Powell saying it’s unlikely the next move will be a rate hike. Treasuries also gained as the Fed agreed to slow the reduction in its bond portfolio. US two-year yields dropped below 5% as swap…

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