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Symposium "A Franco-German Tandem? Insights from History and Future Challenges for the Banking Systems in France and Germany", Institute for Banking and Financial History, Center for Financial Studies and House of Finance, Goethe University in cooperation with Deutsch-Französische Gesellschaft Frankfurt am Main Panel discussion with Dr. Fritzi Köhler-Geib, title: “Two Banking Systems in a Single Market: Germany and France's Financial Institutions on the Road to the European Capital Markets Union“
Contact: Rainer Klump, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt,
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Tägliche Rendite der börsennotierten Bundeswertpapiere
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Reopening of the 0.10 % inflation-linked bond of the Federal Republic of Germany of 2021 (2033) – Auction result
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Announcement of a multi-ISIN auction – Reopening of two Federal bonds
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Indicative calendar for the Eurosystem´s regular tender operations in 2026
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Spring meeting of IMF and World Bank Press breakfast with Dr Joachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, and Jörg Kukies, Minister of Finance
Local time: 8:00 AM
Contact: Press office of the Federal Ministry of Finance,
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German foreign direct investment in 2021/2022
At the end of 2021, Germany’s primary outward foreign direct investment (FDI) stocks were up 8% on the year at €1,506 billion. Stocks of FDI in Germany show a different picture. A decline was recorded for the first time in a long period, with stocks down 2% to €852 billion. At €169 billion, German FDI flows abroad proved robust for 2022, despite being down slightly on the exceptionally high level of the previous year. By contrast, FDI flows from abroad to Germany almost halved to €44 billion.