At the start of May, many bond traders were resigned to a quiet summer and set up trades that would profit from a period of stability.
That outlook was shattered last week when the yield on the 10-year bond soared 28 basis points in just 28 hours.
By Michael Mackenzie in New York
Published: June 10 2007 22:42 | Last updated: June 10 2007 22:42
At the start of May, many bond traders were resigned to a quiet summer and set up trades that would profit from a period of stability.
That outlook was shattered last week when the yield on the 10-year bond soared 28 basis points in just 28 hours.