This year’s Spring Conference held by the Bundesbank’s Research Centre focused on “Structural changes and the implications for inflation”. A large number of researchers from central banks, universities and other institutions based in Germany and abroad met in Eltville to discuss this topic. Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel spoke in a video message. 

The Bundesbank’s stand at the Europe Festival in Frankfurt am Main attracted a large number of visitors to the Römerhallen. The stand was also where the Bundesbank’s Executive Board, Frankfurt’s Mayor Mike Josef, President of Frankfurt Main Finance Gerhard Wiesheu, as well as City Treasurer Bastian Berghoff and Councillor Eileen O’Sullivan, gathered to make a joint statement for a cosmopolitan Europe and an appeal for citizens to vote in the European elections on 9 June 2024.

Information on securities issues and investments, securities holdings, interest rates and yields. Statistics on the stock of over-the-counter derivatives and payment instruments used.

Data on the development of public finances in Germany can be found here. The key figures relevant to the European budgetary surveillance procedure, the “Maastricht deficit” and the “Maastricht debt level”, are also available for the euro area and the euro area countries.

Trends in economic activity and prices in Germany and elsewhere are reflected in various types of statistics.