Slow Money Fund Inflows Push Up Treasury Bill Yields
Slowing money market fund inflows have pushed up Treasury bill yields and increased short-term funding pressures. Analysts note that heavy bill issuance and rate hike expectations are driving investors to demand higher risk premiums.
Investor cash flowing into money-market funds has slowed to $158 billion this year in the United States, pushing up Treasury bill yields. This marks a sharp decline from $823 billion for the full year of 2025 and $840 billion in 2024.
