Traders set up for post-CPI pop, targeting US 10-year yield at 4.3%

Heavy buying over the past week has centered on options that would stand to benefit from US 10-year yields dropping to roughly 4.3%, some 15 basis points below where they are now and the lowest in more than a month.

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