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Announcement Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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German balance of payments in February 2024
The German current account recorded a surplus of €29.8 billion in February 2024, up €1.8 billion on the previous month’s level. Although the surplus in invisible current transactions, which comprise services as well as primary and secondary income, declined, the surplus in the goods account grew by an even wider margin.
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Metall, Technik, Teamgeist: Die Vielfalt meiner Ausbildung bei der Bundesbank Ausbildungsgänge - Anlagenmechaniker*in für Sanitär-, Heizungs- und Klimatechnik
22.04.2024 No English translation available
Mohammed erklärt, wie er als angehender Anlagenmechaniker die theoretischen Grundlagen in praktische Fähigkeiten umwandelt. Begleite ihn auf seinem Weg zur selbständigen Arbeit in einer technisch anspruchsvollen Umgebung.
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April results of the Bank Lending Survey in Germany Revival of demand for loans for house purchase
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Auction result – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Invitation to bid for Federal Treasury notes
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General terms and conditions and legal basis
General Terms and Conditions
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Bankenaufsicht in der Hauptverwaltung in Bayern
No English translation available
Die Hauptverwaltungen überwachen im Rahmen der Bankenaufsicht die Kreditinstitute und Finanzdienstleister in ihrer Region.
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Challenges Faced by Firms
18.04.2024 DE
High levels of regulation and government rules overtook shortages of labour as the biggest short-term challenge in the first quarter of 2024: 67% of firms considered regulation to be a pressing problem over the next six months, while 62% reported the same for the labour market situation. At 54%, the share of firms that saw high production and labour costs as problematic for the next six months also remained at a high level. By contrast, the share of firms for which access to intermediate inputs was a pressing problem for the next six months fell again, reaching just 12% in March 2024. In the first quarter of 2024, firms were also surveyed for the first time regarding their assessment of energy prices. The proportion of firms that considered energy prices to be fairly unproblematic in the short term increased slightly over the quarter to 25%, while around half of firms – with this share falling slightly to 50% during the quarter – saw energy prices as a pressing problem over the next six months.