Interest rates, policies of the Central bank/Govt., other macro economic factors like inflation, GDP etc, can also be the determinants of liquidity in the stock market,
While I agree that all these factors influence stock market liquidity, I want to suggest that the float ratio, the range and diversity of listed companies and the presence of analysts are crucial factors.
The high degree of ownership concentration among long term strategic investors in some markets makes for a relatively small float, which then impacts negatively on stock market liquidity.
Many factors may be effect of stock market liquidity:, such as market capitalization , trading size , number of trading , leverage variable , size of firm , profitability ..... So , these factors need to test to show the results . Finally find the attached file about your topic,
I would say that the most important factor is te market-making mechanism itself. Markets with market-makers tend to have lower liquidity cost than brokered markets. However, if you compare listed securities on the same market, the "determinants" are many including trading volume, firms size, ownership structure, and the price of the security itself. Good Luck....