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Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen der Deutschen Bundesbank (AGB) ab 1. Januar 2023 Gültig bis 19.03.2023
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Generelle bankrechtliche Regelungen zur Abwicklung des unbaren Zahlungsverkehrs finden Sie in den Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen der Deutschen Bundesbank.
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Wirtschaftstätigkeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen – 4. Quartal 2022 Zahlen und Übersichten
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Wirtschaftliche Lage im Freistaat Sachsen – IV. Quartal 2022 Tabellen und Schaubilder
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Wirtschaftliche Lage im Freistaat Thüringen – IV. Quartal 2022 Tabellen und Schaubilder
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Bayesian VARs and prior calibration in times of COVID-19 Discussion paper 52/2022: Benny Hartwig
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The preferential treatment of green bonds Discussion paper 51/2022: Francesco Giovanardi, Matthias Kaldorf, Lucas Radke, Florian Wicknig
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Score-based calibration testing for multivariate forecast distributions Discussion paper 50/2022: Malte Knüppel, Fabian Krüger, Marc-Oliver Pohle
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Questionnaire 11 for the Survey of Firms (BOP-F) October, November, December 2022
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Scientific study on the expectations of firms in Germany
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Plausibilitätsprüfungen für die Statistik über Wertpapierinvestments - Sektordaten
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Zahlungsverkehr und Wertpapierabwicklung – Dezember 2022
23.12.2022 No English translation available
In der aktuellen Ausgabe informieren wir Sie unter anderem über das Jubiläum von TARGET2, die TARGET2/T2S-Konsolidierung, ECMS und neue Veröffentlichungen.
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The exchange rate regime is key for the effects of the Bundesbank’s monetary policy on European countries from 1974 to 1998 Research Brief | 54th edition – December 2022
Record inflation in the euro area has led the ECB Governing Council to start raising its key interest rates. The effects on the domestic economy and spillover effects on foreign countries may primarily depend on whether exchange rates are floating or fixed. A new empirical study shows that, during the time of the Deutschmark, the Bundesbank’s monetary policy was transmitted to a significantly greater degree to neighbouring European countries with fixed exchange rates to the Deutschmark than to those with floating exchange rates to the Deutschmark.