Savings and investments are routed through capital markets between providers (people or institutions with resources to lend or invest) and those in need. Banks and investors are common suppliers, whereas enterprises, governments, and people seek cash. Primary and secondary markets make up capital markets. The stock market and the bond market are the two most prevalent financial markets. Capital markets are always striving to improve transactional efficiency. These markets bring providers and people looking for financing together and provide a venue for them to trade securities. Capital markets are places where money is traded between those who supply capital and those who demand capital for usage. New securities are issued and sold in primary capital markets. The secondary market is where investors exchange previously issued securities. The stock and bond markets are the most well-known financial markets.

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