The liquidity cycle tracks the ebb and flow of available capital, driving the broader business cycle through credit expansion and contraction. It influences interest rates, asset prices, and corporate investment. Central banks use it to manage inflation, while investors monitor it to time market entries and exits. Ultimately, financial institutions and savvy traders benefit most from anticipating these shifts.
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