Two things could happen in the short-term. 1) USA CD Rates will rise. This is because banks are unwilling or unable to loan to each other. This will force the overnight rate well above the FOMC target of 2.00%. Banks will need to raise deposits and with so many competing against each other, CD rates will go up. Tomorrow being the end of the month and quarter, many USA banks will want to have their books looking healthy. If you have extra funds, do some searching and some calling. CD Brokers may be especially attuned to high CD Rate offers since many banks use them as a funding source.

2) CD Rates in the USA may go down. The Fed may be in the mood to lower rates to try to force the short-term rates down and encourage banks to lend to one another and open up their pipelines to people and businesses like you and me. This may work short-term, but unless a real fix comes through, rates will trickle back-up.

Here are some high interest CD Rates.
Corus Bank, IL: 1-year at 4.60% APY – 1-Star

Geauga Savings Bank, OH: 1-year at 4.61% APY – 2-Star

EverBank, FL: 1-year at 4.38% APY. — 4-Star

State Bank of India, NY: 2-year at 4.52% APY – 4-Star

Ratings by Bankrate.com