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Longer-term refinancing operations
The Eurosystem conducts monthly longer-term refinancing basic tender operations with a three-month maturity in order to steady the supply of liquidity and to assist banks which are active in the money market in the security of their operations.
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April results of the Bank Lending Survey (BLS) in Germany Demand continued to rise in all loan categories
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German economic activity stabilised slightly at the beginning of the year, but outlook significantly gloomier
24.04.2025 DE
“Economic output in Germany is likely to have increased slightly in the first quarter of 2025, but could suffer a setback in the second quarter,” the Bundesbank writes in its latest Monthly Report. Construction and industrial output, for instance, were up recently. Retail sales also continued to grow in January and February. However, according to the Bundesbank’s economists, the outlook for the second quarter is gloomy, not least given the US administration’s tariff policy.
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Challenges Faced by Firms
24.04.2025 DE
In the first quarter of 2025, firms again considered the high level of regulation and government rules to be their greatest challenge in the short term. In March, this was considered to be the greatest challenge by 69% of firms, followed by the poor availability of workers, which was considered to be a serious problem by 55% of firms. In the first quarter of 2025, between 48% and 52% of firms believed high energy prices would be problematic for them going forward. Around 38% of firms said that competitive pressure would pose a challenge over the next six months. By contrast, around 32% believed this would not be a problem for them.
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Firms’ Assessments
24.04.2025 DE
In the first quarter of 2025, firms’ assessments of the development of various metrics over the past 12 months were similar to their responses of the previous quarter. When asked how their short-term liquidity had changed over the past 12 months, 34% of firms responded that it had decreased and 21% said that it had increased (previous quarter: 33% and 20%, respectively). The spread between the two figures thus remained unchanged, at 13 percentage points.
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Iran
No English translation available
Die Finanzsanktionen gegenüber dem Iran dienen der Durchführung von Maßnahmen des Sicherheitsrats der Vereinten Nationen und der Europäischen Union.
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Invitation to bid – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Inflation Expectations
24.04.2025 DE
Firms’ short-term inflation expectations rose slightly over the course of the first quarter of 2025, from an average of 3.0% in January to 3.1% in March.
Average expectations for the inflation rate both three years ahead and five years ahead amounted to 3.3% in March.
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Further survey results
24.04.2025 DE
In addition to the regularly recurring questions on enterprise metrics, expectations and access to loans, the Bundesbank frequently asks enterprises questions on various current issues. A selection of the results is presented here.
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The global economy needs institutions like the IMF Guest contribution by Joachim Nagel in the Börsen-Zeitung
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Nagel: “We know what we’ve got with the IMF and the World Bank”
24.04.2025 DE
“This is one of the most important Spring Meetings,”
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said at a press breakfast with Germany’s acting Federal Finance Minister Jörg Kukies on the occasion of the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. “We know what we’ve got, and what we’ve had, with the
IMFand the World Bank. Multilateralism is a core element of the global economic order.”
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Firms’ Demand for Credit
24.04.2025 DE
In the first quarter of 2025, slightly more firms than in the fourth quarter of 2024 reported that they had conducted loan negotiations in the respective preceding quarter (Q1 2025: 15%, Q4 2024: 14%).
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Das Projekt Meridian FX zeigt auf, wie Infrastrukturen für Großbetragszahlungen grenzüberschreitend miteinander verbunden werden können, um Devisentransaktionen durchzuführen
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Das Projekt Meridian FX liefert den Nachweis, dass Infrastrukturen für Großbetragszahlungen, wie beispielsweise Echtzeit-Brutto-Abwicklungssysteme (RTGS), mithilfe neuer Technologien interagieren können, um Devisentransaktionen durchzuführen. In dem gemeinsamen Projekt der Bank für Internationalen Zahlungsausgleich (BIZ), der Bank of England, der Banque de France, der Banca d’Italia, der Deutschen Bundesbank und der Europäischen Zentralbank wurde untersucht, wie Devisentransaktionen synchronisiert abgewickelt werden können.
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Announcement of a multi-ISIN auction – Reopening of two Federal bonds
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EZB veröffentlicht unverbindliche Kalender für ihre Geschäfte im Jahr 2026
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Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) hat heute die unverbindlichen Kalender für die regulären Tenderoperationen und die Mindestreserve-Erfüllungsperioden (MEPs) des Eurosystems im Jahr 2026 veröffentlicht.
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Banks' profit and loss accounts (GuV)
Bank profit and loss statistics provide data on the income and expenditure of MFIs on an annual basis. This involves the evaluation of the profits and losses calculated from the annual accounts which the banks must submit to the Bundesbank pursuant to section 26 of the Banking Act (Kreditwesengesetz).
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Page Reopening Federal bond issue – Auction result
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Dänische Krone ist nun in allen TARGET-Services verfügbar
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Die dänischen Marktteilnehmer können seit dem 22. April 2025 Großbetrags- und Massenzahlungen (Wholesale- und Retail-Zahlungen) in dänischer Krone über den T2- sowie den TIPS-Service des Eurosystems in Echtzeit abwickeln. Nach erfolgreicher Migration nimmt die Danmarks Nationalbank nun als erste Zentralbank außerhalb des Euroraums mit ihrer Währung an allen drei TARGET-Services teil.
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Neue Datenveröffentlichung: Wage Tracker der EZB deutet nach wie vor darauf hin, dass im weiteren Jahresverlauf von den Tariflöhnen ein geringerer Kostendruck ausgehen wird
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Der Wage Tracker der Europäischen Zentralbank (EZB), der laufende Tarifverträge abdeckt, weist auf ein Wachstum der Tarifverdienste hin. Werden die Einmalzahlungen geglättet in den Wage Tracker einbezogen, so beläuft es sich für das Jahr 2024 auf 4,8 % und für 2025 auf 3,1 %.