Liquidity tightening occurs when central banks reduce money supply or raise rates to curb inflation. By making borrowing costlier, it cools overheated markets. Savers and bondholders often gain from higher yields, while policymakers use it to stabilize economies—though borrowers and risk assets may feel the squeeze.
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