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Summary of the December Monthly Report
Outlook for the German economy – macroeconomic projections for 2015 and 2016
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Geopolitical risk perceptions Discussion paper 37/2024: Yevheniia Bondarenko, Vivien Lewis, Matthias Rottner, Yves Schüler
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German economy poised for strong upswing
14.06.2021 DE FR
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The German economy is overcoming the coronavirus crisis and is poised for the start of a strong upswing
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Central banks cannot solve climate change on their own Guest contribution by Jens Weidmann published in Financial Times
According to Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann central banks could do more to curb global warming. In an op-ed for the “Financial Times” he pointed out a number of possible courses of action. However, he added, central banks should stay focused on their primary objective, price stability.
“When it comes to saving the planet, central banks do not have a magic wand”
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Central bank communication as an instrument of monetary policy Lecture at the Centre for European Economic Research
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A spirit of optimism in Europe – guidelines for crisis-proofing the euro area XIII Ludwig Erhard Lecture
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A KISS for central bank communication in times of high inflation Discussion paper 12/2025: Mathias Hoffmann, Emanuel Moench, Lora Pavlova, Guido Schultefrankenfeld
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Gestalt des Geldes - gestern, heute und morgen Eröffnung des Zahlungsverkehrssymposiums
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April results of the Bank Lending Survey in Germany
The German banks responding to the Bank Lending Survey (BLS) once again tightened their credit standards for loans to enterprises somewhat in the first quarter of 2021. Standards remained unchanged for loans to households for house purchase, and they were eased marginally for consumer credit and other lending to households.