A liquidity shock occurs when access to cash or easily tradable assets suddenly dries up, often triggered by market panic or systemic failures. It is used to analyze financial instability, impacting banks, investors, and traders who rely on fluid markets. Hedgers and central banks benefit by managing risk or injecting emergency funds to stabilize economies.
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