"Yet, these peoples continue to be in a state of liquidity and rage.
He clearly qualified for the program's parameters due to his net-worth and state of liquidity.
But its ruler, Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, had continually dismissed concerns over the city-state's liquidity and claims it overreached during the good times.
THE world's banking system may still be in intensive care, kept alive with the help of generous infusions of state capital and liquidity.
In fact, the banks are pumped up with state subsidies and liquidity that they are still failing to pass on in productive lending five years into the crisis.
Neither directly challenges the strong domestic fundamentals of Asian economies, though Asia of course cannot escape the fact of its export leverage to developed economies, nor of the state of global liquidity in so far as it impacts portfolio flows," Patrick Bennett, a strategist at Société Générale in Hong Kong, wrote in a note on Wednesday.
It states flatly, "excess liquidity did not need to cause a crisis".
The Gulf states, awash with liquidity and with a roster of huge infrastructure projects to finance, are the most dynamic markets.
Rite Aid, then with 85,000 employees and 3,800 stores in 30 states, had a liquidity crisis, shareholder suits, underfed stores and fed-up suppliers.
The creation of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) established in 2007 to provide member states with immediate liquidity after natural disasters is a good example for such regional risk pooling and transfer systems.
Economists call this state of affairs a liquidity trap.
