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Die Radio TEDDY-Gelddetektive Entdeckt die Welt des Geldes
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Die Deutsche Bundesbank und Radio TEDDY laden alle Kinder ein, echte Gelddetektive zu werden! Zusammen tauchen wir in die spannende Welt des Geldes, Sparens und der Finanzen ein.
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Price stability
The euro has proven to be a stable currency. The Bundesbank, together with the other central banks in the euro area, makes sure of this. But why is a stable currency so important? The Bundesbank has created an animated film to illustrate why it is important that prices do not rise or fall sharply overall and which role the central bank plays in safeguarding price stability.
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Umwandlung von American Depositary Receipts (ADR) oder ähnlicher Zertifikate – Antragstellung nach Artikel 6b Absatz 5aa der Verordnung (EU) Nr. 269/2014
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Claus Tigges President of the Regional Office in Berlin and Brandenburg
Since 4 January 2010
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Angela Gröne Director General Strategy and Innovation
Director General Strategy and Innovation
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Resolution Recovery and Resolution Act (SAG)
Resolution actions available to authorities and the conditions for applying them.
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International Monetary Fund (IMF)
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was conceived at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944, and currently has 190 member countries. Germany joined the Fund in 1952. The overarching aim of the IMF is to promote economic policy cooperation and stability in the international monetary system. Its mandate also covers financial stability issues that have monetary implications.
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International investment position
In the first quarter of 2025, the German net international investment position (i.i.p.) decreased by €51 billion to €3.4 trillion; that equates to 79 % of gross domestic product (GDP). German claims on non-residents now stand at €13.8 trillion. This compares to German liabilities amounting to €10.3 trillion.
