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Foreign reserve management
This course is aimed at employees responsible for reserve management at the policymaking, operational or risk control level. Participants should have a sound knowledge of portfolio management so that they can share their experiences and actively contribute to discussions.
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List of codes showing incoming and outgoing payments Last updated: 01/2026 (editorial changes)
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Bundesbank unveils book on Germany’s gold
04.04.2018
The Bundesbank has unveiled a new book which takes a closer look at Germany’s gold reserves. Highly informative and richly illustrated, Das Gold der Deutschen (Germany's Gold) is published by Hirmer-Verlag and is available from bookshops or the Bank’s Money Museum. An English translation will be published shortly.
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Bundesbank opens doors to Money Museum gold exhibition
11.04.2018 DE
The Deutsche Bundesbank has unveiled a special exhibition dedicated to gold at its Money Museum. Exhibits include a selection of the most interesting gold bars and coins from the Bundesbank’s collection. The exhibition will be open until 30 September.
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Eröffnungsrede Sonderausstellung „GOLD. Schätze in der Deutschen Bundesbank“ und der Tagung „Gold und seine Bedeutung für Währungen“
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Bundesbank completes gold transfers ahead of schedule
The Bundesbank has completed its gold transfer process earlier than originally planned. After the gold in New York was able to be transferred ahead of schedule in 2016, roughly 91 tonnes of gold still remained in Paris. This was relocated to Frankfurt this year and as a result, there are no longer any German gold reserves in Paris.
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Germany’s international investment position at the end of 2023
At the end of 2023, Germany’s net external assets totalled €2,964 billion, thus amounting to just over 70% of Germany’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP). Overall, both assets and liabilities vis-à-vis non-residents rose further in 2023.