(Bloomberg) A chaotic selloff in the Treasuries market was spurred by a massive exodus from popular trades, heightened by liquidity concerns that could inflict more pain in coming days.The exodus happened at a time when traders were already worried about the imminent disappearance of a support beam for the market a regulatory exemption that has allowed banks to accumulate more U.S. bonds.Treasury futures open interest across a range of maturities sank by a huge amount Thursday: the equivalent of $50 billion of 10-year notes. It didn’t help that this coincided with the Treasury Department selling $62 billion of seven-year notes, an auction that proved to be a disaster.The month ahead could be rocky, too. Back in April, the Federal Reserve tweaked its rules to exempt Treasuries from banks’ supplementary leverage ratios allowing them to expand their balance sheets with U.S. debt. But that relief ends March 31 and what happens next is something of a mystery.“It w
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