Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund DWGXX 1.00 0.00 (0.00%) Aug 06, 2026

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  • 7-Day Yield 4.0004%
  • 1-Year Return
  • Total Assets 422.692 M
  • Money Market Type Government
  • Class Institutional
  • Expense Ratio 0.35%
  • Min. Initial Investment 1000
  • Inception Date Aug 27, 1993


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Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) Historical Returns And Risk Info

From 08/27/1993 to 08/06/2026, the compound annualized total return (dividend reinvested) of Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) is 0.391% . Its cumulative total return (dividend reinvested) is 13.671% .

From 08/27/1993 to 08/06/2026, the Maximum Drawdown of Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) is 0.0%.

From 08/27/1993 to 08/06/2026, the Sharpe Ratio of Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) is -3.87.

From 08/27/1993 to 08/06/2026, the Annualized Standard Deviation of Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) is 0.4%.

From 08/27/1993 to 08/06/2026, the Beta of Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) is 0.19.

Name YTD Return 1Yr AR 3Yr AR 5Yr AR 10Yr AR 15Yr AR 20Yr AR Common Inception
DWGXX (Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund) 0.00% 0.00% 2.38% 2.09% 1.29% 0.86% 0.64% 0.39% 0.39%
CASH 1.50% 2.59% 3.18% 2.62% 1.69% 1.14% 1.14% 1.77% 3.06%
Data as of 08/06/2026, Common starting date is 08/27/1993

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    Retirement and Long-Term Wealth View of Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX)

    Evaluate Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) as a possible retirement holding by looking beyond its latest price. Historical total returns show accumulation potential, while rolling returns, maximum drawdown, volatility, and Sharpe ratio show how uneven the long-term path has been.

    For retirement income, review DWGXX dividend history, dividend growth, and yield alongside total return. Dividends can contribute to cash flow and compounding, but payouts are not guaranteed and a high yield alone does not establish long-term suitability.

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    Retirement, Income, and Risk FAQ

    Is DWGXX suitable for retirement and long-term wealth building?

    Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) may or may not fit a retirement portfolio depending on its role, costs, diversification, historical drawdowns, and your time horizon. Review total and rolling returns together with risk metrics instead of relying on a recent return alone.

    Can DWGXX provide retirement income through dividends?

    Morgan Stanley U.S Government Money Market Trust Fund (DWGXX) may distribute dividends when its holdings generate income, but payouts and yield can change. Compare dividend history, dividend growth, yield, and total return before treating it as a retirement-income holding.

    Which risk metrics matter for a long-term investment in DWGXX?

    Maximum drawdown shows the depth of a historical decline, standard deviation measures return variability, and the Sharpe ratio relates return to volatility. Rolling returns add context by showing how outcomes varied across different holding periods.

    How can I model retirement contributions or withdrawals with DWGXX?

    Use the DWGXX dollar-cost-averaging calculator to model recurring contributions and the retirement spending calculator to test historical withdrawals. Then compare the results with other funds, stocks, or portfolios before making a long-term allocation decision.