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Foreign direct investment stocks at the end of 2020
Germany’s outward foreign direct investment (FDI) stocks fell by €10 billion to €1,376 billion in 2020. This decline was mainly due to negative exchange rate effects, which led to a lower valuation of the stocks, a Bundesbank press release on these figures explains. The same period saw stocks of FDI in Germany increase by €39 billion to €845 billion.
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Financial Stability in a Monetary Union Speech on the occasion of the conference of the University of Tübingen in cooperation with Deutsche Bundesbank (Regional Office in Baden-Württemberg)
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Statistical Series International investment position and external debt June 2025
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Press statement Press conference at the South African Reserve Bank in Pretoria
The Deutsche Bundesbank posted its first-ever representative to South Africa at the country's German Embassy on 1 August 2016 with a view to deepening the bank's cooperation with the G20 emerging market economy.
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German economic upswing continues
14.01.2016 DE FR
The German economy grew strongly in the past year. Driven by strong consumption growth, real gross domestic product (GDP), according to initial calculations by the Federal Statistical Office, was up by 1.7% from 2014.
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Introductory Statement Discussion with the Association of the Foreign Press (VAP)
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International cooperation in challenging times Address to mark the change of Bundesbank representative in São Paulo
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German balance of payments in July 2021
Germany’s current account posted a surplus of €17.6 billion in July 2021, down €5.0 billion on the previous month’s level. Although the surplus in the goods account rose, the surplus in invisible current transactions, which comprise primary and secondary income as well as services, declined significantly.
In July, the surplus in the goods account increased by €1.1 billion on the month to €17.5 billion, with imports of goods contracting more sharply than exports.
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