Some market watchers speculated the sell-off may have been caused by a forced liquidation of a large player.

"Since Friday's close to now the 30-year yield is up 56 bps, in three trading days," Jim Bianco, the well-followed founder of Bianco Research, said in an X post. "The last time this yield rose this much in 3 days (close to close) was January 7, 1982, when the yield was 14%."

"This kind of historic move is caused by a forced liquidation, not human managers make decisions about the outlook for rates at midnight ET," he added.

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