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Data for the chart: 3.4 Credit claims of German banks on domestic enterprises by sector
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Data for the chart: 4.1 Credit lines disbursed and newly committed by German banks to domestic non-financial corporations
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4.8 Decomposition of changes in the tier 1 capital ratio of selected categories of bank in Germany
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4.1 Credit lines disbursed and newly committed by German banks to domestic non-financial corporations
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Data for the chart: 4.7 Common equity tier 1 capital ratio of German banks in various scenarios
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Data for the chart: 2.6 Sales and liquidity of German enterprises in selected sectors
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2.8 Indicators of the market liquidity of bonds issued by non-financial corporations in the euro area
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Data for the chart: Enterprises' difficulties obtaining credit during the coronavirus pandemic
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2.11 Key measures to support the German corporate sector during the coronavirus pandemic
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2.14 Downside risks to industrial production in Germany due to financial stress
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2.9 Measures enforced around the world at the start of the coronavirus pandemic
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Präsentation anlässlich der Pressekonferenz zur Vorstellung des Finanzstabilitätsberichts 2020
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Findings from the first wave of the survey in June and July 2020
With this scientific study on the expectations of firms in Germany, the Research Centre of the Deutsche Bundesbank wants to gain an understanding of the current situation.
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Monetary policy and climate change Speech by Benoît Cœuré , Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at a conference on “Scaling up Green Finance: The Role of Central Banks”, organised by the Network for Greening the Financial System, the Deutsche Bundesbank and the Council on Economic Policies, Berlin, 8 November 2018
“The ECB, acting within its mandate, can – and should – actively support the transition to a low carbon economy, in two main ways: first, by helping to define the rules of the game and, second, by acting accordingly, without prejudice to price stability.”
Speech on 8 November 2018 at the Conference “Scaling up Green Finance: The Role of Central Banks”
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Questionnaire for the Survey on Consumer Expectations (BOP-HH) Wave 10 – October 2020
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Note on the calculation of index values
The index values are calculated as weighted shares of responses. Each answer of “increase significantly” is multiplied by a factor of 1, “increase slightly” by 0.5, “stay roughly the same” by 0, “decrease slightly” by −0.5, and “decrease significantly” by −1.
The index values thus span from +100 (if all participants answer “increase significantly”) to −100 (if all participants answer “decrease significantly”).
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Note on the calculation of index values
The index values are calculated as weighted shares of responses. Each answer of “extremely pressing problem" is multiplied by a factor of 1, “pressing problem” by 0.75, “average problem” by 0.5, “small problem” by 0.25, and “no problem at all” by 0.
The index values thus span from +100 (if all participants answer “extremely pressing problem”) to 0 (if all participants answer “no problem at all”).
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Note on the calculation of index values
The index values are calculated as weighted shares of responses. Each answer of “yes” is multiplied by a factor of 1 and “no” by 0.
The index values thus span from +100 (if all participants answer “yes”) to 0 (if all participants answer “no”).
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Note on the calculation of index values
The index values are calculated as weighted shares of responses. Each answer of “increased significantly” is multiplied by a factor of 1, “increased slightly” by 0.5, “stay roughly the same” by 0, “decreased slightly” by −0.5, and “decreased significantly” by −1.
The index values thus span from +100 (if all participants answer “increased significantly”) to −100 (if all participants answer “decreased significantly”).
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Rules governing Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures
Guideline (EU) 2015/510 of the European Central Bank
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Bank capital forbearance and serial gambling Discussion paper 56/2020: Natalya Martynova, Enrico Perotti, Javier Suarez
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Temporäre Akzeptanz von zusätzlich zugelassenen Kreditforderungen bei der Deutschen Bundesbank
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