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$7.8 trillion in money market fund assets as of May 27, 2026, Dominic Chu notes — Money market fund assets hit $7.8 trillion

Dominic Chu reports that, as of May 27, 2026, money market fund assets totaled $7.8 trillion, according to data from ICI.

The comment highlights ongoing discussions around capital raises and potential blockbuster IPOs for companies such as Alphabet, Google, SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI, while questioning what developments might drive this significant cash off the sidelines and back into the markets.

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Chu has previously examined factors investors are weighing as the SpaceX IPO approaches, including valuation and governance. He has also highlighted the $1 trillion club of U.S.-listed companies and questioned which major name is missing from the group. These topics remain relevant as investors monitor market catalysts.

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