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What moves markets? Discussion paper 16/2022: Mark Kerssenfischer, Maik Schmeling
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The independence of the central bank and inflation - the Bundesbank example
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Capital Markets Union: A Central Banking Perspective on the Way Forward Keynote lecture prepared for the 2nd Annual Conference of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) Community of Practice in Financial Research Capital Markets Union: Unlocking Europe’s Economic Potential
Bundesbank Vice-President Claudia Buch believes that the capital markets union helps to make the financial system more stable. Speaking at the 2nd annual conference of the Community of Practice in Financial Research in Brussels, she also highlighted the importance of better access to data and information, improved communication of the benefits of integrated financial markets, and financial literacy.
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Lighting up the dark: Liquidity in the German corporate bond market Discussion paper 21/2021: Yalin Gündüz, Loriana Pelizzon, Michael Schneider, Marti G. Subrahmanyam
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Carbon pricing, border adjustment and climate clubs: An assessment with EMuSe Discussion paper 25/2022: Anne Ernst, Natascha Hinterlang, Alexander Mahle, Nikolai Stähler
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Cash of the future
How will cash be used in the future? A recent Bundesbank study has investigated this question, outlining three different scenarios for cash payments in 2037. The study provides an idea of the social and economic environment in which cash will be embedded in the future.
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How internationally coordinated carbon pricing would affect the economy and welfare Research Brief | 49th edition – June 2022
Climate change is a global challenge that requires international policy coordination. This conclusion is also borne out in a recent study on the macroeconomics implications of carbon pricing. Several different scenarios are considered – different regions introduce carbon pricing schemes unilaterally or in cooperation, and in the presence or absence of border adjustment schemes.