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Bundesbank projections: German economy will recover after deep recession
05.06.2020 DE
According to the latest Bundesbank projections, the German economy will recover following a deep recession in the second quarter of this year. Economic output is estimated to shrink by 7% in 2020, but in the next two years, real gross domestic product (GDP) will then increase by 3 to 4% per year.
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Monetary policy communication In cooperation with the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) and the Joint Vienna Institute (JVI)
Junior to mid-level central bank officials working in the communication department or economics/monetary policy department, especially in central banks under or moving towards an inflation targeting regime, and officials from central banks whose responsibilities require, or who have a strong interest in acquiring, a thorough understanding of central bank communication.
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Do firm credit constraints impair climate policy? Discussion paper 29/2024: Matthias Kaldorf, Mengjie Shi
865 KB, PDF
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1st Frankfurt Summer School 2024 Deutsche Bundesbank – Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE – The House of Finance – Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH)
The Deutsche Bundesbank, the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE, the House of Finance, and the Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) with the support of the network “Challenges of the European monetary and financial order” and the “Center for Financial Studies” have organised the first Frankfurt Summer School 2024.
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German economy slumps across the board
18.05.2020 DE
“German economic output underwent a massive decline in the first quarter of 2020 owing to the COVID-19 pandemic and the measures taken to contain it,”
the Bundesbank notes in the current issue of the Monthly Report. Since these measures were still in place in April and substantial restrictions are likely to persist in spite of an easing in some cases, the experts expect economic output in the second quarter to be significantly lower still. -
Covid-19 und die Auswirkungen auf die Banken in Deutschland Online-Veranstaltung
05.05.2020 No English translation available
Covid-19 und die Auswirkungen auf die Banken in Deutschland – über dieses Thema haben Vertreter der Kreditwirtschaft, Politik, Wissenschaft und Bankenaufsicht am 5. Mai 2020 diskutiert.
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Wuermeling: Covid-19 und die Auswirkungen auf die Banken
05.05.2020 No English translation available
Statement von Vorstandsmitglied Joachim Wuermeling zu Covid-19 und die Auswirkungen auf die Banken in Deutschland.
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Statistical Series International investment position and external debt July 2024
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Merkblatt für die Einreichung von Unternehmensabschlüssen bei der Deutschen Bundesbank durch Kreditinstitute
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Paying with money Media package for secondary level I
16.04.2020 DE
Short film from the media pact "Dealing with Money" for lower secondary school. Moderated by Philipp Walulis.
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Borrowing money Media package for secondary level I
16.04.2020 DE
Short film from the media pact "Dealing with Money" for lower secondary school. Moderated by Philipp Walulis.
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Planning with money Media package for secondary level I
16.04.2020 DE
Short film from the media pact "Dealing with Money" for lower secondary school. Moderated by Philipp Walulis.
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Investing money Media package for secondary level I
16.04.2020 DE
Short film from the media pact "Dealing with Money" for lower secondary school. Moderated by Philipp Walulis.
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Digital transformation and its impact on labour productivity – A multi-sector perspective Discussion paper 28/2024: Elisabeth Falck, Oke Röhe, Johannes Strobel
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Will the digital euro strengthen financial stability? Yes, within certain limits Research Brief | 66th edition – June 2024
This article studies the impact of a digital euro on financial stability. Our survey findings indicate that German households are open to the digital euro – suggesting they perceive that there are benefits to accessing a central bank digital currency. However, demand for the digital euro raises concerns about strong outflows of deposits from the banking sector, with potential implications for financial stability. We study this issue in a new macroeconomic model and conclude that the digital euro – if complemented with an appropriate holding limit, i.e. the maximum digital euro amount that an individual is permitted to hold – can actually strengthen financial stability and improve welfare.