Financial Times
Nov. 6, 2006 -- Investment banks and hedge funds are being forced rapidly to adjust their trading strategies amid reported "panic selling" in the U.S. and European credit derivatives market last week.
The unexpected price swings are believed to have caused pain at some big investment banks and hedge funds, some of which are reportedly now being forced to sell to cover their loses, exacerbating the market swing.
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