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The Daily Upside posted an article titled, "Money Market Funds Attracted $935B Last Year. Expect Half That in 2026." It states, "Money market funds attracted $935 billion in new assets last year, surpassing 2024 totals and defying the belief that Federal Reserve rate cuts would trigger mass outflows, according to ...