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Options traders increasingly call a bottom in the 10-year bond rout

CNBC Markets reports that some options traders are starting to talk about a bottom forming amid the ongoing sell-off in U.S. Treasury bonds.

The shift reflects growing willingness among a handful of options traders to take a more constructive view of the rout, even though the idea of a bottom call may look counterintuitive.

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