Total money market mutual fund assetsincreased by $3.94 billion to $2.736 trillion for the week endedWednesday, March 30, according to the Investment Company Institute.Taxable government funds increased by $7.22 billion, taxablenon-government funds increased by $260 million, and tax-exemptfunds decreased by $3.54 billion.

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Retail: Assets of retail money market fundsdecreased by $8.84 billion to $925.84 billion. Taxable governmentmoney market fund assets in the retail category decreased by $1.67billion to $175.06 billion, taxable non-government money marketfund assets decreased by $4.90 billion to $548.89 billion, andtax-exempt fund assets decreased by $2.27 billion to $201.89billion.

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Institutional: Assets of institutional moneymarket funds increased by $12.78 billion to $1.810 trillion. Amonginstitutional funds, taxable government money market fund assetsincreased by $8.90 billion to $624.69 billion, taxablenon-government money market fund assets increased by $5.16 billionto $1.069 trillion, and tax-exempt fund assets decreased by $1.27billion to $116.03 billion.

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ICI reports money market fund assets to the Federal Reserve eachweek. Revisions are due to data adjustments, reclassifications, andchanges in the number of funds reporting. Historical weekly moneymarket data back to January 2008 are available on the ICIwebsite.

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