Cash equivalents are highly liquid, short-term investments—like Treasury bills or money market funds—convertible to known cash amounts with minimal risk. Companies and investors use them to park idle funds, manage liquidity, and meet short-term obligations. They benefit businesses seeking safety and easy access, plus investors prioritizing stability over higher returns.
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