@Maroon_Macro @RV3003@Stimpyz1@AitkenAdvisors@aRishisays@AnalystDC@dhneilson 3\ Reason 2: MMFs typically shorten duration ahead of Fed hikes, waiting to deploy them after the Fed actually hikes.
From a risk neutral standpoint, this is actually correct, since T-bills tend to yield less than RRP on a duration adjusted basis.
@Maroon_Macro @RV3003@Stimpyz1@AitkenAdvisors@aRishisays@AnalystDC@dhneilson 2\ Reason 1: Banks have shed deposits, especially non operational deposits, as the increase in the TGA following the debt ceiling resolution in December has allowed for a decomposition of the Fed’s liabilities. Banks want to shed deposits because they’re leverage constrained.
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