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Bond market sell-off resembles sequel of ‘taper tantrum’: JPMorgan Chase

Yields on sovereign debt have jumped in recent days thanks in part to concerns over central banks' next moves.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. analysts led by Jay Barry point out that the latest sell-offs in government bonds and the rising yields they've produced resemble the 'taper tantrum' that engulfed markets back in 2013 as investors fretted about the potential for the Federal Reserve to reduce the pace of its ass

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