New York, May 11 (BridgeNews) - Relatively subdued U.S. wholesale inflation combined with the sharply weaker April employment report are sufficient to prompt another 0.5-percentage-point cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve at its Tuesday meeting, according to a survey of economists. However, the 20 economists polled by BridgeNews put the odds of a 50-basis-point cut at the May 15 meeting at 73% compared to 83% in the May 4 poll.