The Monthly Report contains: The Economic Situation of the Western German Specified Area ( Währungsgebiet ) in December 1948; Statements of the Bank deutscher Länder; Development of Banks in November 1948; Cash deposits on and Cash Withrawals from Savings Accounts with all Financial Institutions during the second half of 1948

The European sovereign debt crisis remains the greatest threat to financial stability in Germany. The Bundesbank considers that a substantial worsening of the situation would have a significant adverse impact on German banks and insurers. In addition, low interest rates, high liquidity and potential exaggerations in the German real estate market could pose a future threat to financial stability.

The main topics in this year's edition are risks to the stability of the German banking and financial system in the current low-interest-rate environment, developments in the German real estate market and the importance of the banking union for a stable financial system.

The October 2013 edition of the Monthly Report discusses the recent rises in house prices in Germany and looks at macroeconomic approaches to assessing price competitiveness. It also contains an article on "International cooperation in the area of financial sector policy – the Financial Stability Board (FSB)".

The Monthly Report contains: The Economic Situation in the Western German Specified Area during March and April 1949; Overall Situation and the Problem of Investment Financing

The Monthly Report contains: The Economic Situation in the Western German Specified Area in February and at the beginning of March 1949; Overall Situation and Credit Policy

The Bundesbank’s October 2019 Monthly Report reviews and analyses the market for sustainable financial investments, as well as studying the European investment funds market and the role of bond funds in the low interest rate environment. Furthermore, it describes the long-term outlook for the statutory pension insurance scheme and explains structural reforms in the euro area.