U.S. dealers see some borrowing costs rise after fund reform: Fed survey

(Reuters) - More than half of the 23 U.S. primary dealers expect certain types of short-term borrowing costs to rise after new rules on money market funds go into effect next week, according to a Federal Reserve survey released on Thursday.

U.S. dealers see some borrowing costs rise after fund reform: Fed survey
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