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Announcement – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Building bridges in central banking: delegation from Tajikistan hosted in Munich
14.10.2025 DE
On 5 August 2025, the Bundesbank welcomed a high-level delegation from the National Bank of Tajikistan in Munich. The focal point of the visit was the exchange of views on cash management, automation and digitalisation. Read more on how the international dialogue opens up new perspectives for the Governor and colleagues in the branches, strengthening cooperation at all levels.
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Empowering Europe: How the Digital Euro Unlocks Digital Sovereignty Speech at the Global FinTech Fest
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Nettoabsatz von Schuldverschreibungen im August 2025
Die Bruttoemissionen am deutschen Rentenmarkt lagen im August 2025 mit 109,6 Mrd € unter dem Wert des Vormonats (132,4 Mrd €). Nach Abzug der Tilgungen und unter Berücksichtigung der Eigenbestandsveränderungen der Emittenten stieg der Umlauf heimischer Rentenwerte um 9,6 Mrd €.
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Auction result – Treasury discount paper (Unverzinsliche Schatzanweisungen – “Bubills”) of the Federal Republic of Germany
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EZB regelt Übergangsbestimmungen für die Auferlegung einer Mindestreservepflicht nach Einführung des Euro in Bulgarien
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Nach der Einführung des Euro in Bulgarien unterliegen bulgarische Kreditinstitute ebenfalls der Mindestreservepflicht des Eurosystems. Für eine reibungslose Integration bulgarischer Kreditinstitute in das Mindestreservesystem des Eurosystems sind Übergangsbestimmungen erforderlich.
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Invitation to bid for Federal Treasury notes
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Nicaragua
No English translation available
Die Finanzsanktionen angesichts der Lage in Nicaragua dienen der Durchführung von Maßnahmen der Europäischen Union.
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Monthly Report on the 2024 EU budget: Germany remains a net contributor, but is not a frontrunner
09.10.2025 DE
In 2024, Germany paid more to the European level than it received by around 0.4 % of its gross national income (€18 billion), as explained in the current edition of the Bundesbank’s Monthly Report. It was thus one of ten Member States that made net contributions to the EU budget and the NextGenerationEU (NGEU) off-budget entity. It was not among the frontrunners, however, as it received significantly more NGEU grants than it did in previous years. Once every year, the Bundesbank calculates the net contributions to the EU budget and NGEU. In addition, the Monthly Report examines the European Commission’s proposal for the next multiannual financial framework.
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Spring 2026 Frankfurt Macro Seminar Biannual half-day (afternoon) workshop – jointly organised by Deutsche Bundesbank, European Central Bank, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, and Goethe University Frankfurt