Bank liquidity refers to a bank's ability to meet cash demands, such as withdrawals and loan disbursements, without incurring losses. It is managed through reserves, marketable securities, and interbank borrowing. This ensures operational stability, prevents insolvency during stress, and benefits depositors, borrowers, and regulators by fostering financial system confidence and economic resilience.
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