Nothing enlivens trading floors like the elixir of central bank liquidity, but this fillip will have a short lifespan.

And no amount of central bank liquidity can on its own get the engine turning again.

Awash with central bank liquidity, markets have become decoupled from economic fundamentals.

This will translate into a $200 billion liquidity injection, the agency said.

A huge liquidity injection into the banks at the end of 2011 prevented a second financial crisis, and he has cut interest rates.

This was the largest liquidity injection into the credit market, and the largest monetary policy action, in world history.

Failure to reverse the huge liquidity injections, hike rates and close budget deficits significantly increases the longer-term risks of high inflation.

They have tried liquidity injections; they have tried loosening their collateral terms; they have tried interest rate cuts.

It also presents a liquidity risk because you may not be able to sell when you need to, at the price you want.

Go forward again and liquidity risk became the big issue.

The approach to liquidity risk management also needs to be reconsidered.

The same goes for liquidity risk in mortgagebacked bonds.

Market interest rates, however, including mortgage rates, have risen because of higher risk of default and liquidity risk premiums, but not enough to stop inflation from rising.

This would 'provide liquidity in emerging international carbon markets and supervise national and regional efforts, which have proliferated in the past decade'.

The management reiterated that they were looking at options including further disposals and alternative structures to provide liquidity.

Perhaps some other scheme could be devised to provide liquidity, without market stigma, against a broad range of eligible collateral.

Oil prices jumped after central banks made a co-ordinated move to provide liquidity to the global financial system, but spread-betters were not persuaded.

This information allowed him to provide ongoing liquidity to buyers and most importantly the market-maker did not require unlimited capital to provide liquidity.

What struggling banks needed was not short-term liquidity but more permanent capital from shareholders to remain solvent.

Its short-term liquidity injections have surely helped to fend off a series of immediate funding disasters, but its attempts to stimulate through monetary policy accommodation are not getting very far.

Declines in monetary velocity offset injections of short-term liquidity.

A second set of indicators focuses on the short-term liquidity requirements of the country with respect to its debt service obligations.

Standard said that it had sufficient liquidity in the fund to meet demand and that there were no queues of people demanding their cash.

The sharp fall in petrol sales has hit working capital but it said that it had secured new facilities giving sufficient liquidity.

Regulators already set minimum liquidity standards, typically requiring banks to hold sufficient liquidity to meet potential liabilities for a period ahead.

The bank has excess capital of $173 billion, ensuring that it has sufficient liquidity to buy back the investment and still meet regulators' capital requirements.

More than half, 56 per cent, feared having sufficient liquidity to weather another pandemic and 54 per cent said that they were worried about leaving a smaller inheritance.