NEWS: One reason the bond market selloff might not be so scary February 25, 2021 at 07:40PM

Convexity hedging at work
A guy on Bloomberg TV a short time ago made an argument that the selling in bonds is convexity hedging, particularly in the mortgage market.

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A guy on Bloomberg TV a short time ago made an argument that the selling in bonds is convexity hedging, particularly in the mortgage market.