A treasury sell-off occurs when investors rapidly sell government bonds, pushing yields higher and prices lower. This often signals expectations of rising interest rates or inflation. Used by traders to adjust portfolios, it benefits short-sellers and those positioned for higher yields, while long-term bondholders face losses.
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