Aug 25, 2020 at 19:00 UTC
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As companies have to shift their business model to contend with low interest rates, the largest find themselves in a comparatively better situation.
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Today’s episode of The Breakdown is an extended edition of the Brief.
- The “COVID-19 vaccine trade” on Wall Street kicks markets higher
- The latest on TikTok vs. the U.S. and what it means for the U.S.-China relationship
- More companies move reserves from cash to bitcoin
The final topic today looks at news that some large money market funds are shifting fees from users and taking the financial hit themselves. This creates a dynamic where only the largest companies can survive long term, and reflects a key unintended consequence of low interest rates.
See also: What’s Actually Happening With Inflation Right Now
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