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SUERF / Deutsche Bundesbank conference AI and the Future of Central Banking
Artificial intelligence is at the centre of attention in politics and among the general public. Its transformative potential is altering companies, markets, and the functioning of our economy. At the same time, the associated risks should not be underestimated. Against this backdrop, the Deutsche Bundesbank and SUERF are pleased to co-host a conference on “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Central Banking” in Frankfurt am Main, Germany on 9th December 2025.
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Foreign direct investment stock statistics: end-of-2007 results
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Networked financial centres Guest contribution published in Handelsblatt
Bundesbank Executive Board member Joachim Wuermeling is calling for the financial centres of the European Union to come together to work as a single networked financial platform. At present, their overall potential is spread across the entire continent, he writes in an oped for the Handelsblatt. In his view, a digital financial market union
"would be a highly ambitious new project that would be worth the effort to make it work"
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International cooperation in financial regulation - between myth and reality Speech at a reception to welcome the new chief representative of Deutsche Bundesbank’s New York office Gabriele Kabelac and to bid farewell to Dr Claudia Stirböck
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Density nowcasts and model combination: nowcasting Euro-area GDP growth over the 2008-9 recession Gian L Mazzi, J Mitchell, G Montana
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Germany's international investment position at the end of 2014
Germany's net external position stood at €1,228 billion at the end of 2014, and thus amounted to around 42% of gross domestic product. The German net external asset position rose by €248 billion year-on-year. This increase primarily reflects Germany's current account surplus last year. Unlike in the previous year, the increase occurred against the backdrop of rising gross stocks, as it had done in the years before that.