Selloff

A selloff is a period of sustained selling activity in a financial market, such as bonds or stocks, where prices decline significantly as investors offload assets.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news now because a widespread bond selloff is driving up yields, creating market volatility, and impacting currencies like the dollar.

Latest on Selloff

• Money market funds attract massive inflows as bond selloff bit
• The bond selloff is opening up rare opportunities for investors. Here is where to look, says one major bank.
• High Government Debt Is Adding Fuel to the Global Bond-Market Selloff
• Treasury Selloff Flips in Volatile Trading Day
• Dollar hits 17-month high versus euro as bond selloff lifts yields
• Stock Market Today: Bond Market Selloff Eases, But Yields Remain at Multidecade Highs
• unregulated algorithmic trading could trigger the next selloff

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