Answer / guest

The market dealing in a short term funds is knowns as
money market

Answer / abhijit k

it is the market for short term money market instruments
like generally within one year. it covers call money,
notice money, commercial paper, g-secs less than one year.

Answer / ramana

money market is a market for short term funds and
loans,financial assets.c.p,c.d treasury bills are money
market instruments

Answer / debadatta tripathy

money market means where money gets traded. It is a market
for cash and near-cash instruments such as treasury bills
that have an extremely high degree of liquidity.Besides,
Transactions in this market have a very short period
horizon. They range from overnight to a maximum of one year.

Answer / akanksha seth

Money market is the market for dealing in monetary assets
of short term nature. Short term funds up to one year and
for financial assets that are close substitutes for money
are dealt in the money market. Money market instruments
have the characteristics of liquidity, minimum transaction
costs and no loss in value.

Answer / ashok rayilla

short term debt financing and investment

Answer / chandan saha

it is the market dealing in instruments that capture
interest rates in the short term.

Answer / krishna

money market is quit opposite
to capital market .....it is a short term market

Answer / shihvam garg

The market in which the duration of maturity of securities
is short.

Answer / rohit chauhan

A segment of the financial market in which financial
instruments with high liquidity and very short maturities
are traded. The money market is used by participants as a
means for borrowing and lending in the short term, from
several days to just under a year. Money market securities
consist of negotiable certificates of deposit (CDs), bankers
acceptances, U.S

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