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Latest Updates: The July 2026 issue of Money Fund Intelligence along with our June 30, 2026 performance data was released on Wednesday, July 8. Our July (6/30/26 data) Money Fund Portfolio Holdings were released on Friday, 7/10/26. (The Form N-MFP files were posted on 7/9.) A revised edition of our July 2026 MFI XLS spreadsheet, with updated June 30 Portfolio Composition and Maturity breakout numbers, was also be uploaded to our Content center on 7/9. Our July Bond Fund Intelligence was released on Wednesday, July 15, and our June Bond Fund Portfolio Holdings (Ultra-Short) were published on July 20. (The Short-Term Bond Fund Portfolio Holdings will be posted on July 24 and the Intm-Term Bond Fund Portfolio Holdings will be published on July 27.) Corrections and Revisions: None to date.
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| Money Fund Symposium 2026 |
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| mfs0626binder.pdf |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2026 |
| bfs0326binder.pdf |
| Money Fund University 2025 |
| mfu1225binder_1.pdf |
| Money Fund Symposium 2025 |
| mfs0625binder.pdf |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2025 |
| bfs0325binder.pdf |
| Money Fund University 2024 |
| mfu1224binder_2.pdf |
| Money Fund Symposium 2024 |
| mfs0624binder.pdf |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2024 |
| bfs0324binder.pdf |
| Money Fund University 2023 |
| mfu1223binder.pdf |
| Money Fund Symposium 2023 |
| mfs0623binder.pdf |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2023 |
| bfs0323binder.pdf |
| Money Fund University 2022 |
| mfu1222binder.pdf |
| Money Fund Symposium 2022 |
| mfs0622binder.pdf |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2022 |
| bfs0322binder.pdf |
| Money Fund University 2022 Online |
| mfu0122binder.pdf |
| Money Fund Symposium 2021 |
| mfs0921binder_1.pdf |
| Money Fund Webinars 2021 |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2021 |
| bfs0321binder_1.pdf |
| Money Fund University 2021 |
| mfu0121binder.pdf |
| Money Fund Webinars 2020 |
| Money Fund University 2020 |
| mfu0120binder.pdf |
| Money Fund Symposium 2019 |
| Crane's Money Fund Symposium 2019 Downloads |
| Bond Fund Symposium 2019 |
| Crane's Bond Fund Symposium 2019 Downloads |
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Jul 23
Reuters: Money Funds Turn Defensive
Last week, Reuters wrote, "US money market funds turn defensive with Fed rate outlook uncertain." The article says, "Money market funds are taking a more cautious approach in their portfolios, reflecting lingering uncertainty about the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate policy path, the latest industry data show. Weighted average maturity -- the average time until securities held by a money market fund mature -- `fell to 38 days for the week ending July 10 for the Crane Money Fund Average <b:>`_, a broad industry measure, from 42 days a month ago. The same figure fell to 40 days this month from 44 days in June in the Crane 100 Money Fund Index, which tracks funds holding the vast majority of industry assets." It explains, "Fund managers typically shorten portfolio maturities when they anticipate higher interest rates. Shorter-dated securities mature more quickly, allowing managers to reinvest at higher yields if the Fed raises rates. Locking in three- or six-month Treasury bills ahead of a rate hike can leave investors stuck with lower yields as rates move higher. That caution comes as money market fund assets continue to attract cash. Assets climbed to a record of nearly $8 trillion in the first week of July, according to data from the Investment Company Institute." Reuters adds, "Managers have been deploying some of those inflows into floating-rate notes (FRNs), whose payouts change with the market, unlike typical fixed-rate debt. Treasury FRN holdings rose by $32 billion at the end of June to a record $523 billion.... Funds also …
