Glossary term · Money and macro
Liquidity (macro)
The availability of money and credit in an economy or market, as distinct from the market liquidity of a single asset.
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Liquidity (macro)
The availability of money and credit in an economy or market, as distinct from the market liquidity of a single asset.
The ability to buy or sell an asset in size without moving its price much.
Macro liquidity is the amount of money and credit available across an economy. Market liquidity is how easily one asset can be traded in size without moving its price.