Today’s RBI: Money, particularly money flowing into money market funds, is soaring

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CNBC Television published this video item, entitled “Today’s RBI: Money, particularly money flowing into money market funds, is soaring” – below is their description.

Brian Sullivan points out new data showing how much cash investors are socking away in a tried and true asset — money market funds — and what parts of the world and markets are benefiting.

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