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2016-03-14 — bloomberg.com
All 11 companies running money-market funds stopped accepting new investments, citing the BOJ stimulus. They plan to return money to investors, the Nikkei newspaper reported, and money from the funds is moving to deposits, according to analysts at Deutsche Bank. Deposit returns are still positive, if negligible.
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With concerns that deposit rates may go below zero, sales of safes are surging. The number of 10,000 bills in circulation in 2015 rose at the fastest pace in more than a decade, which may suggest households are hoarding cash.
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