Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is expected to maintain his dovish tone when he speaks to Congress Wednesday, and he is likely to dispel any notion that the Fed is ready to cut back on its easing policy. "I think the bond market is going to be happy because Bernanke's going to reiterate his dovishness, and he's still cautious, but he's constructive on the economy," said Goncalves. "I think all markets are going to be pleasantly surprised tomorrow. I think the minutes might introduce some volatility because there's definitely tension at the Fed about when to stop and when to do more." (full story)