market liquidity

noun

1. The ease with which an asset can be bought or sold in a market without causing a large change in its price.

   B2

   uncountable

   • "The stock has high market liquidity, so investors can buy and sell it easily."B1
   • "Market liquidity tends to decrease when there are very few buyers and sellers."B2
   • "During the financial crisis, declining market liquidity made it difficult to value and trade complex assets."C1