Reuters writes, "Global money market funds draw huge inflows on caution over potential tariffs." They explain, "Investors piled into global money market funds in the week through Jan. 8, spurred by concerns over potential tariff increases with the upcoming change in the U.S. administration and caution ahead of a critical jobs report that could reshape expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts <b:>`_. According to LSEG Lipper data, investors channeled $158.73 billion into global money market funds, their second largest weekly net purchase since April 2020." They add, "Global bond funds also saw significant activity, receiving $19.5 billion, the second inflow in the past four weeks. Government bond funds alone attracted $1.94 billion, their second influx in six weeks, and loan participation funds gathered $2.24 billion."