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How are the financial burdens reflected in the Bundesbank’s profit and loss account?
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What level of provisions has the Bundesbank made to account for financial risks?
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Why is the Bundesbank not reporting any profit for 2024?
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FAQ – Bundesbank’s balance sheet risk
Frequently asked questions about the Bundesbank’s balance sheet risk.
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Press conference presenting the Annual Report 2024 Participants: Dr Joachim Nagel and Dr Sabine Mauderer
Participation after registration.
The Annual Report and the press release will be distributed in advance with an embargo.
The entire press conference, including a question-and-answer session, will be streamed live on the internet. Simultaneous translation into English will also be provided.
Livestream: www.bundesbank.de/livestream
Contact: Deutsche Bundesbank, Press and Media Communication,
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German general government debt up in 2021 by €162 billion to €2.48 trillion, debt ratio up from 68.7% to 69.3%
In the second year of the coronavirus pandemic, general government debt in Germany as defined in the Maastricht Treaty increased by €162 billion to €2.476 trillion. Growth was therefore weaker than in the first year of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Euro money market Reporting period 18 Dec 2024 / 04 Feb 2025
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Nettoabsatz von Schuldverschreibungen im Februar 2022 gegenüber Vormonat gesunken
Die Bruttoemissionen am deutschen Rentenmarkt lagen im Februar 2022 mit 127,6 Mrd € unter dem Wert des Vormonats (143,3 Mrd €). Nach Abzug der gegenüber dem Vormonat niedrigeren Tilgungen und unter Berücksichtigung der Eigenbestandsveränderungen der Emittenten stieg der Umlauf heimischer Rentenwerte um 19,1 Mrd €.
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German balance of payments in February 2022
The German current account recorded a surplus of €20.8 billion in February 2022, up €8.4 billion on the previous month’s level. This was mainly attributable to an increase in the goods account surplus. Conversely, the surplus in invisible current transactions, which comprise services as well as primary and secondary income, contracted slightly.