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Money market instruments refer to financial instruments available for trading in the short-term capital lending market, such as short-term treasury bills, short-term bonds, bank acceptance bills, etc. A housing mortgage loan refers to a loan in which the borrower uses the purchased house as a mortgage or pledge. The cash flow paid to the lender comes from the principal and interest generated by the asset pool composed of housing mortgage loans. Home mortgages are usually used for purposes such as home purchase or home improvement, and are different in nature and purpose from money market instruments.