Tightening liquidity refers to a reduction in the availability of cash or easily tradable assets in financial markets, often triggered by central banks raising interest rates or selling securities. It is used to curb inflation and cool overheated economies. Savers and fixed-income investors benefit from higher returns, while borrowers and risk-heavy institutions face increased costs and reduced access to funds.
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