liquidity (EN)

noun

noun “liquidity”

1. (finance) the ability to have enough cash or easily convertible assets to pay debts when they are due
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   The company's liquidity improved after it secured a short-term loan to cover its expenses.
2. (economics) the quality of an asset that allows it to be quickly sold for cash without losing value
   Investors prefer assets with high liquidity so they can respond swiftly to market changes.
3. the state of being a liquid; the property of flowing freely like water
   The engineer studied the liquidity of different oils to design a more efficient engine.