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Agile machine learning workshop Conceptualise, refine and implement your use case
The course is aimed at data-savvy central bankers, regulators and supervisors in areas such as information technology and statistics, or research departments interested in implementing machine learning methods.
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Drivers of innovation and growth at the third Financial Centre Conference
19.09.2025 DE
Speaking at the Bundesbank’s third Financial Centre Conference, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said that Germany needed to pick up the pace of structural reform if it is to overcome its weak growth. According to First Deputy Governor Sabine Mauderer, there needs to be a capital market for all, whether people want to save for retirement or invest in German businesses. At the conference, decision-makers from the world of politics, business and finance discussed how Germany and Europe could finance their future.
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Invitation to bid – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
188 KB, PDF
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Research Professors, Research Council and Research Fellows
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Monatliche Zahlungsbilanz des Euroraums: Juli 2025
365 KB, PDF
Im Juli 2025 wies die Leistungsbilanz einen Überschuss von 28 Mrd. € auf (nach 36 Mrd. € im Vormonat).
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Security features of the €20 banknote, Europa series Counterfeit detection
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Announcement of auction – Reopening 7-year Federal bond
169 KB, PDF
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German economy relatively robust in difficult environment
18.09.2025 DE
The German economy is likely to grow slightly in the third quarter of 2025, the Bundesbank’s Monthly Report states. Despite continued unfavourable investment conditions for firms and additional burdens caused by the new US tariffs, there were no signs of any major setbacks for industry. It got off to a surprisingly strong start in the third quarter. A recovery in construction output is yet to materialise, however. Private consumption is likely to increase slightly, if at all, as the labour market is not providing any strong stimulus at present. The inflation rate rose to 2.1 % in August.