Core Viewpoint - Multiple money market funds in China have recently announced purchase limits, with a cap of only 10,000 yuan, and some products have even suspended sales through distribution channels. This trend is primarily aimed at preventing arbitrage activities, despite regulatory efforts to standardize practices. [1] Group 1 - Several funds have issued purchase limits and have fluctuated between limiting and lifting these restrictions over the past two months [1] - The primary reason for these actions is to protect the interests of existing investors from arbitrage behaviors that dilute returns [1] - The backdrop of declining yields, with many funds seeing their 7-day annualized returns drop below 1%, has exacerbated the situation, prompting fund companies to implement purchase limits [1]