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What is the scale and reason of the loss of the Monetary Fund in 2006?
In 2006, there was no large-scale loss in the Monetary Fund.

On June 8, 2006, TEDA ABN Amro Monetary Fund's net income per 10,000 funds was -0.2566 yuan, and its annualized rate of return fell to 1.6260% on July 7, making it the first fund with negative income on that day in the year.

On June 9 of the same year, the daily income of E Fund also showed a negative value.

On that day, E Fund's income per 10,000 shares was -0.0409 yuan, and the annualized rate of return on the 7th was 2.2280%.

On the 9th, TEDA ABN Amro's earnings per 10,000 shares returned to positive value, and the earnings per 10,000 shares returned to 0.9088 yuan on that day.

Losses are generally due to mistakes in investment operations or active operations, and cash losses are floating.

The possibility of operational errors is not high, mainly because of the floating loss of cash, such as when a large number of investors redeem it.

The short-term monetary instruments held by the Monetary Fund have not expired, but they must be sold in order to meet the redemption demand.

When the time comes, selling it may be worse than buying it.

However, there are only two cases in which the domestic money fund lost money on a single day and recovered it all after two days.