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Cash is getting dull again and that’s a good thing.
In April, the Federal Reserve (the Fed) flooded the US markets with an unlimited amount of liquidity and the US Treasury. As states across the United States start the slow process of reopening and begin the return to some sense of normalcy, it appears money markets are following suit while remaining highly alert to lingering risks. Two months after the height of market panic, commercial paper yields continue to fall and are currently lingering in the lower double digits.