#交易流动性

Trading liquidity refers to the extent to which assets can be bought and sold quickly at reasonable prices in the market. A highly liquid market has a large number of buyers and sellers, high trading volume, narrow bid-ask spreads, low transaction costs, and relatively stable price fluctuations. For example, blue-chip stocks or major currency pairs are usually highly liquid. A low liquidity market has low trading volume, wide spreads, and trades may lead to significant price fluctuations with higher costs. Liquidity is affected by market participants, trading times, economic events, and more. Investors should pay attention to liquidity to reduce trading risks, especially in high-volatility or low trading volume markets, where insufficient liquidity may lead to delayed transactions or excessively high costs.