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Direktinvestitionsbestände: Verflechtung mit dem Ausland hat 2018 weiter zugenommen
Die deutschen Direktinvestitionen im Ausland haben zum Jahresende 2018 insgesamt 1.277 Milliarden Euro betragen. Damit erhöhten sie sich um 70 Milliarden Euro gegenüber dem Vorjahr. Die Vereinigten Staaten waren mit 361 Milliarden Euro weiterhin das wichtigste Zielland deutscher Direktinvestoren.
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Announcement of a multi-ISIN auction - Reopening of two inflation-linked bonds of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Invitation to bid for a multi-ISIN-Auction - Two Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Auction announcement - Treasury discount paper (Unverzinsliche Schatzanweisungen – “Bubills”) of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Stock of direct investment: Germany’s links with foreign countries increase further in 2018
German direct investment abroad totalled €1,277 billion at the end of 2018. This represents an increase of €70 billion on the year. The United States was again the most important destination for German direct investors, with a figure of €361 billion.
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Reopening Federal bond issue – Auction result
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Opening of the special exhibition at the Money Museum Speech held by Lutz Lienenkämper, title: "Mein Geld und ich. Seid ihr bereit für die Challenge?"
The speech will be published.
Contact: Deutsche Bundesbank, Press and Media Section,
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Geldmengenentwicklung im Euro-Währungsgebiet: März 2020
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Die Jahreswachstumsrate der weit gefassten Geldmenge M3 stieg im März 2020 auf 7,5 %, verglichen mit 5,5 % im Februar.
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April results of the Bank Lending Survey (BLS) in Germany
According to a quarterly survey of 34 banks conducted by the Bundesbank, German banks tightened their credit standards and lending terms and conditions further in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. At the same time, there was considerable growth in enterprises’ demand for loans in the first quarter of 2020.