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The relationship between monetary and macroprudential policies – black and white or shades of grey? Dinner Speech at the Annual Meeting of the Central Bank Research Association
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Publication dates and revision policy for the German balance of payments and the international investment position (i.i.p.)
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Macroeconomic Imbalances in European Monetary Union: Causes and Policy Challenges
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Prof. Dr. Axel A. Weber, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Speech at the Kangaroo-Group / EPIC Lunch
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Gestalt des Geldes - gestern, heute und morgen Eröffnung des Zahlungsverkehrssymposiums
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Statistics on international financial and capital transactions (SIFCT) – Data Report 2020-07 – Metadata Version 1 Elena Biewen, Harald Stahl
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The German economic boom continues
20.08.2018 DE
After the year got off to a moderate start, the German economy rebounded quite strongly in the second quarter of 2018. The Bundesbank believes that the German economy is likely to remain on a sound growth path in the current quarter. However, as is explained further in the August issue of the Monthly Report, the pace of growth could tail off slightly.
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Bank bailouts, International Linkages and Cooperation Friederike Niepmann and Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr
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The Deutsche Bundesbank publishes its 2018 Financial Stability Review
Times of strong growth and low interest rates have seen vulnerabilities build up in the German financial system. In addition, the probability of an economic downturn has increased.
“Now is the time to build up sufficient capital and strengthen the financial system’s defences,”
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Dombret welcomes new head of Bundesbank's Tokyo Representative Office
15.10.2015 DE
Gudrun Moede is the new head of the Bundesbank's Representative Office in Tokyo. She and her deputy, Matthias Vogel, were welcomed by Bundesbank Executive Board member Andreas Dombret at a reception in Tokyo.