Synopsis
U.S. Treasury yields experienced a sudden surge, sparking speculation about the cause. Theories ranged from a technical error, possibly a "fat finger" mistake in futures trading, to hedging activity related to a corporate bond issue. A massive sale of 10-year bond futures contracts was suspected, impacting the market.
A spike in U.S. Treasury yields across the curve in the late morning session on Wednesday caused speculation about what was behind the move.
Some traders suggested it could have been a technical error, while others said it could have been due to an interest rate hedge for a corporate bond issue. Reuters could not verify the cause of the move.
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