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Bundesbank not expecting slight economic recovery until beginning of 2024
20.11.2023 DE
The German economy is set to recover only arduously from the period of weakness that has persisted since the outbreak of Russia’s war against Ukraine,
write the Bundesbank’s experts in the Monthly Report. The industrial sector is still up against difficult conditions, and households’ mood for spending remained subdued in the third quarter. The experts do not expect economic output to see slight growth again until the first quarter of 2024. -
The future relationship between Germany and the UK in finance after Brexit Speech at UK Finance in London
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Opening statement at the 2019 press conference on the annual accounts
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Digitalisation of payments in a globalised world Speech and discussion in cooperation with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and Fundación de Investigaciones Económicas Latinoamericanas (FIEL)
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PSPP Auctions
Pursuant to Eurosystem rules, auctions may be used alongside bilateral transactions as a supplementary procedure for specific market segments under the public sector purchase programme (PSPP). Within this framework, the Bundesbank conducts one multi-ISIN auction covering up to 10 securities on the second and fourth Thursday of every month. Advance notice for the auctions is issued on the Friday prior to the relevant auction.
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The Rise of China and its Implications for Emerging Markets - Evidence from a GVAR model
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What can we learn from the recent disinflation episode? Dinner speech at the CEBRA Annual Conference
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National sovereignty and global challenges Speech at the awarding of the Karl Klasen Journalism Prize
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Financial stability implications of the current geopolitical situation CEPR Paris Symposium: Panel on systemic risk: Where is the next financial crisis coming from?