liquidity

英 [lɪˈkwɪdəti]

美 [lɪˈkwɪdəti]

n. 资产流动性; 资产变现能力

BNC.8348 / COCA.15843

牛津词典

noun

资产流动性；资产变现能力
the state of owning things of value that can easily be exchanged for cash

noun

being in cash or easily convertible to cash
the property of flowing easily
1. adding lead makes the alloy easier to cast because the melting point is reduced and the fluidity is increased
2. they believe that fluidity increases as the water gets warmer
Synonym:fluidityfluidnessliquidnessrunniness
the state in which a substance exhibits a characteristic readiness to flow with little or no tendency to disperse and relatively high incompressibility
Synonym:liquidliquidnessliquid state

The region also benefits from strong investment growth, savings and liquidity.
该地区还受益于强劲的投资增长、储蓄和流动性。
The company maintains a high degree of liquidity.
公司保持着很高的资产折现度。
Inflation has remained low, but excess liquidity than the prices of goods and services.
通货膨胀率依然很低，然而过多的流动资金提高了房地产和股票的价格而非商品和劳务价格。
The Treasury bond market offers a level of liquidity that no one else can match.
国债市场提供了一个无人能匹配的流动性水平。
Unlike hedge funds, this type of liquidity provider does not have clients.
与对冲基金不同，此类流动性提供者没有客户。
Valuation matters as much as liquidity.
估值和流动性同样重要。
Banks would not be able to manage their risk, capital and liquidity on a consolidated basis.
银行将无法统一管理自己的风险、资本和流动性。
They provide liquidity to markets, thanks to their high trading volumes.
多亏了他们的高额贸易量，为市场提供了流畅性。
Government debt is assumed to provide zero default risk as well as zero liquidity risk.
根据假定，政府债券能提供零违约风险和零流动性风险。
Central Banks in advanced economies have responded with unconventional monetary policy actions which have increased global liquidity.
发达经济体的央行采取非常规货币政策，增加了全球流动性。