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Utility sector options bet suggests a possible end to the yield selloff

Reported · Written up by our desk · Government Bonds

CNBC Markets said a large options bet tied to the utility sector could be a sign that the bond selloff may be nearing an end.

The outlet pointed to the trade as an indication that yields could be approaching a top, based on how options positioning is being interpreted.

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