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Details of variables from reporting schemes I Monthly balance sheet statistics – Annex to Data Report 2025-03
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Details of variables from reporting schemes H Monthly balance sheet statistics – Annex to Data Report 2025-03
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Details of variables from reporting schemes L Monthly balance sheet statistics – Annex to Data Report 2025-03
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Details of variables from reporting schemes B1-3 Monthly balance sheet statistics – Annex to Data Report 2025-03
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Details of variables from reporting schemes A Monthly balance sheet statistics – Annex to Data Report 2025-03
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Sonderausstellung „Geld in Karikatur und Satire“ eröffnet
21.09.2022 No English translation available
In einer neuen Sonderausstellung im Geldmuseum zeigt die Bundesbank Karikaturen und satirische Kritik rund um das Thema Geld.
Die Exponate regen zum Nachdenken über Geld, seine Funktionen und den Umgang damit an
, sagte Vorstandsmitglied Burkhard Balz, zuständig für ökonomische Bildung, zur Eröffnung. Die Ausstellung „Geld in Karikatur und Satire“ ist vom 20. September 2022 bis zum 29. Oktober 2023 im Geldmuseum der Bundesbank in Frankfurt zu sehen. -
The Deutsche Bundesbank and the European Commission launch EU-funded follow-up programme to further support central banks and banking supervisory agencies in EU candidate countries and potential candidates from the Western Balkans
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Reopening Federal bond issue – Auction result
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Strong improvement in the performance of German banks in 2021
21.09.2022 DE
According to the most recent issue of the Bundesbank’s Monthly Report, German credit institutions recorded a strong improvement in performance in 2021 compared with the year before. Profit for the financial year before tax was up €12.8 billion, hitting almost double the previous year’s figure at €27.1 billion – a development which the report primarily attributes to the fact that banks significantly scaled back their risk provisioning compared with 2020 and also released some of the risk provisions that they had formed that year. However, the current year could see the profitability of German banks dampened, in particular, by the repercussions of the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine. The report explains that this might increasingly impair economic growth, which would increase the likelihood of credit losses.