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Introductory Statement Discussion with the Association of the Foreign Press (VAP)
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Money Market Statistical Reporting - MMSR (German Part) – Data Report 2019-08 – Metadata Version MMSR-Data-Doc-v1-0 Madlen Bade, Hendrik Christian Doll, Christian Hirsch, Antje Hubrich, Fenja Schulz
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A changing economy – should policymakers act? Speech at the New Year’s reception of the Cologne Chamber of Industry and Commerce
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Quality Upgrading in Developing Countries Christian Henn, Chris Papageorgiou, and Nikola Spatafora
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Sharing the Burden: International Policy Cooperation in a Liquidity Trap David Cook, Michael B. Devereux
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German balance of payments in February 2022
The German current account recorded a surplus of €20.8 billion in February 2022, up €8.4 billion on the previous month’s level. This was mainly attributable to an increase in the goods account surplus. Conversely, the surplus in invisible current transactions, which comprise services as well as primary and secondary income, contracted slightly.
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The Rise of China and its Implications for Emerging Markets - Evidence from a GVAR model
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Payment behaviour in Germany in 2021
Cash continues to be the most frequently used means of payment in Germany, although cashless payments are increasing their share. These are the findings of the Bundesbank’s sixth study on payment behaviour in Germany for 2021. Respondents used banknotes and coins to make a total of 58% of their payments for purchases of goods and services, compared with 74% in the Bundesbank’s last major study from 2017. The lower use of cash was mainly due to the increase in online purchases during the coronavirus pandemic.