General Search
Multiple search words are automatically linked with "AND". Text enclosed in quotation marks (") returns only the pages in which this text occurs exactly. With the search filters next to the results you have the possibility to further limit your search.
-
-
Classification of economic activities in accordance with NACE Rev. 2 Last updated: 01/2025 (editorial changes)
35 KB, XLSX
-
Election time(s) in Europe – Challenges on the way to economic recovery Keynote at a Public Seminar at the University of Tokyo
-
-
July results of the Bank Lending Survey in Germany Banks tighten credit standards
-
Risks and Resilience in the Financial System: A German Perspective Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA)
Vice-President Claudia M. Buch points out that an unexpected economic downturn could be amplified if the banking sector deleverages to maintain capital ratios. Hence, “banks must maintain capital buffers designed to absorb losses and thereby stabilizing lending”, Buch stated at an event in Dublin.
-
Methodology and quality External sector
on the subject of External sector
-
Cash payments are quick and cheap
Cash is a quick and cheap means of payment in the German retail trade sector. On average, cash payments take just over 22 seconds and cost around 24 cent per transaction, according to a study on the costs of cash payments in the retail trade sector which the Deutsche Bundesbank carried out in cooperation with EHI Retail Institute.
-
German balance of payments in February 2023
The German current account recorded a surplus of €22.6 billion in February 2023, up €5.6 billion on the previous month’s level.
-
Weidmann: exemption from US tariffs no victory for international free trade
28.03.2018 DE FR
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has conflicting views on the United States’ decision to initially exempt the European Union from the recently enacted tariffs on steel and aluminium. Though it avoided an open trade conflict, the agreement reached between the United States and the EU was no victory for international free trade, Mr Weidmann explained during a speech in Vienna.