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  • Hinweise zu den Regeln für die Nutzung notenbankfähiger Sicherheiten (Mindesteinreichungsbetrag)

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    08.04.2020 Vordruck No English translation available
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  • Beschluss (EU) 2020/440 der Europäischen Zentralbank vom 24. März 2020 zu einem zeitlich befristeten Pandemie-Notfallankaufprogramm (EZB/2020/17)

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    ecb.europa.eu ecb.europa.eu
  • NGFS Jahresbericht 2019 31.03.2020 | PDF, 3,36 MB

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    31.03.2020 | PDF, 3,36 MB | in Englisch

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  • The German housing market cycle: Answers to FAQs Discussion paper 20/2020: Florian Kajuth

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    06.04.2020 20/2020
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  • Reasons for the low homeownership rate in Germany Research Brief | 30th edition – January 2020
    14.01.2020 Leo Kaas, Georgi Kocharkov, Edgar Preugschat, Nawid Siassi DE

    Germany has the second lowest share of homeowners of all OECD countries. This is driven by housing policies that produce incentives to rent. New studies show that alternative policies could increase the homeownership rate and reduce wealth inequality.

    Reasons for the low homeownership rate in Germany
  • Newsletter April 2020

    02.04.2020 DE

    Cancellation of all international central banking courses in Germany up to the end of June 2020 and a look at the last events to take place prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic

    Newsletter April 2020
  • Higher wages in Germany do not materially reduce trade imbalances Research Brief | 32nd edition – March 2020
    31.03.2020 Mathias Hoffmann, Martin Kliem, Stephane Moyen DE

    Can wage hikes in Germany contribute to a reduction in global trade imbalances? A new study answers this question. Applying a general equilibrium model, it shows that, although wage hikes in Germany reduce the country’s trade surplus, the quantitative effects are relatively small and depend on the European Central Bank’s monetary policy response.

    Higher wages in Germany do not materially reduce trade imbalances
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