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Cash fund flows won’t ease until one year after rate cuts: BofA

Strategist Michael Hartnett says history suggests a 12-month lag.

Investors are still flocking to cash funds, and Bank of America Corp. strategists say history suggests redemptions won’t begin until a year after the Federal Reserve starts cutting interest rates.

Money-market fund flows rose in anticipation of the first cut over the past five rate reduction cy

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