21.   Investors who parked money overseas, they say, have watched in dismay as the yen strengthened, cutting into their returns.

22.   Investors can park their money in a money fund and let it earn an attractive interest rate while they ponder their next investment moves.

23.   Investors typically park their money in notes and bonds when equities fall to protect the value of their assets.

24.   Lower interest rates would mean a weaker ringgit, with investors less likely to park their money in Malaysian deposits.

25.   Low interest rates give little incentive to Japanese investors to park their money in Japan.

26.   Money funds are often used by portfolio managers and institutions as a place to temporarily park money, as money funds offer a convenient way to manage assets.

27.   Money funds are often used by portfolio managers and institutions as a place to temporarily park money as they offer a convenient way to manage assets.

28.   Money funds are often used by portfolio managers and institutions as a place to temporarily park money because money funds offer a convenient way to manage assets.

29.   Money funds are often used by portfolio managers and institutions as a place to temporarily park money, as money funds offer a way to conveniently manage their assets.

30.   Moreover, money funds are often used by portfolio managers and institutions as a place to temporarily park money, as they offer a convenient way to manage assets.