Money-Markets See No Sign of Investor Exit After Fed's Big Rate Cut
Record Inflows in Money-Markets
With the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, money-markets have witnessed significant inflows. Goldman Sachs' credit research team reported:
- Inflows reached an astounding $136 billion in just one week.
- Total assets in money-market funds now stand at $6.9 trillion.
Comparison to Industry Tally
Interestingly, this total slightly surpasses the Investment Company Institute’s reported figure of $6.4 trillion for overall assets. These statistics from both sources indicate a stable and attractive environment for investors in money-markets.
The Outlook for Investors
Given this influx of investment, money-markets remain a strong choice for those seeking stability and growth. With ongoing economic uncertainties, the trend suggests that investors are flocking towards safer, liquid investment options.
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