The net assets of all money market funds has hit a record high, topping $5.62 trillion last week, according to Bank of America.

Our Chart of the Day is from Bank of America, which shows that money market funds are poised to see record inflows this year.

The chart shows that net assets of all money market funds has hit a record high, topping $5.625 trillion last week, as investors seek to gain a risk-free rate of 5% rather than putting their money ...

(The chart, using Federal Reserve data, shows money-market-fund assets divided by the stock market holdings of households and nonprofits.) ...

This paper examines the drivers of money market funds (MMFs) growth during monetary policy hiking cycles. Analyzing data from nine countries with notable MMF sectors post-pandemic, it examines three ...

Our Chart of the Day is from Bank of America, which shows that investors are on track to pour a record $1.4 trillion into money market funds this year.

After investors poured into money market funds in March, their appetite subsided in April. Money market funds collected just $7.8 billion during April—a trickle compared with the $362.2 billion ...

Maybe it’s time to rethink the “Dumb Money” moniker! Because retail investors have stuck with this market - and they’re getting paid for doing so. Read more here ...

The strategists tracked money-market funds in the chart below, saying that “unless Fed cuts get pushed out,” they expect the yields to keep trending lower.

A recent chart from The Money Project attempts to visualize all of the money in the world, from Bitcoin to the mind-bogglingly massive derivatives market, and compares them by size.