skip to main content
Close Icon We use cookies to improve your website experience.  To learn about our use of cookies and how you can manage your cookie settings, please see our Cookie Policy.  By continuing to use the website, you consent to our use of cookies.
Informa pharma logo

Financial Intelligence is part of the Informa Intelligence Division of Informa PLC

This is operated by a business or businesses owned by Informa PLC and all copyright resides with them. Informa PLC's registered office is 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. Registered in England and Wales. Number 8860726.

IFI Logo
Search Icon RecommendationseCommerce StoreProduct loginProductLogin
Global Search Configuration
U.S. money-market fund assets fell $27.08 billion for the week ended Jan. 17, according to Money Fund Report®, an Informa Business Intelligence Inc. company. One category that reported gains for the week was Prime Institutional funds with inflows of $1.50 billion.

Total fund assets settled at $2.637 trillion for the week. Taxable money-fund assets declined $26.25 billion to $2.506 trillion. Government Institutional fund assets were down by $22.85 billion. Prime Institutional fund assets increased $1.50 billion. Taxable Retail fund assets declined $4.90 billion.

Tax-Free fund assets were down by $829.3 million, lowering their total to $130.81 billion.

The iMoneyNet Money Fund Average™ 7-Day Simple Yield for All Taxable money-market funds increased to 0.26 percent from 0.25 percent the week before. The iMoneyNet Money Fund Average™ 7-Day Simple Yield for All Tax-Free and Municipal money-market funds decreased to 0.23 percent from 0.24 percent the previous week.

There were 863 taxable and 236 tax-free and municipal money-market funds reporting this week. iMoneyNet has tracked taxable MMFs since 1975, tax-free funds since 1981, and non-U.S. money funds since 1999.

Note to Media Members: To receive this weekly data summary by e-mail, send request to mkrasner@imoneynet.com.

Recommended Articles

  • iMoneyNet - Money Market Fund Analysis

    This week's issue of Money Fund Report

    06 Apr 2020

    iMoneyNet was among the first to report that a consortium of business associations and asset managers have appealed to the U.S. Federal Reserve to include a broader range of commercial paper issuers – specifically those designated as T2 – in the Fed’s new Commercial Paper Funding Facility. In a March 31 letter to Fed Chair Jerome Powell and reported in iMoneyNet’s Money Fund Report on Wednesday, the consortium members asserted that T2 CP issuers are entirely “investment grade” and present a default rate only “infinitesimally” greater than their T1-rated peers.

    Topics Industry News

    Read Blog
;

Any questions? Speak to a specialist

Would you like to request sample data or analysis from Informa Financial Intelligence? 

Request a callback
See how our tailored solutions can help you gain a competitive advantage: 
Request a demo