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Own particular reporting path What do I need to report, an how can I make sure I report it?
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Hans Möller medal acceptance speech at the annual meeting of the Munich Volkswirte Alumni-Club
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann expects Brexit to place a strain on Germany's economy. It is in the interests of both parties, he says, for the EU and the United Kingdom to quickly enter into level-headed negotiations on their future relationship.
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Exploring the agora: Lessons for a more stable economic and monetary union Hellenic Bank Association
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has called for further reform steps in Europe. "Much has been done – in the member states as well as at the European level," Weidmann said in Athens. Despite this progress, there is still need for further action, he said.
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Veröffentlichung der zweiten Ausgabe des money and banking statistics sector manual
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International Banks and the Cross-Border Transmission of Business Cycles Ricardo Correa, Horacio Sapriza, Andrei Zlate
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Welcome address for David Malpass, President of the World Bank Group Speech at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
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Dombret welcomes new head of Bundesbank's Tokyo Representative Office
15.10.2015 DE
Gudrun Moede is the new head of the Bundesbank's Representative Office in Tokyo. She and her deputy, Matthias Vogel, were welcomed by Bundesbank Executive Board member Andreas Dombret at a reception in Tokyo.
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Bundesbank: strong pace of economic growth continues into summer
21.09.2015 DE
According to the Bundesbank, the German economy maintained its recent spell of fairly strong growth during the summer months. Writing in the September edition of the Monthly Report, the Bank's economists note that the pick-up in industrial activity is still taking some time to materialise, however.