A bond market rout occurs when prices plummet and yields spike, often triggered by inflation fears or central bank tightening. It’s used as a signal of economic stress, impacting borrowing costs. Who benefits? Short-sellers, cash-rich investors, and new buyers lock in higher yields, while existing holders face losses.
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