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  • 31.03.2025 DE
    German Maastricht debt Reporting period 4th Quarter 2024
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  • March 2025 – Prices and yields of listed Federal securities

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    31.03.2025 DE
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  • Stripping of Federal bonds – March 2025

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    31.03.2025 DE
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  • Wirtschaftstätigkeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen – 1. Quartal 2025 Zahlen und Übersichten

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    31.03.2025 No English translation available
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  • March 2025 – Prices and yields of listed Federal securities

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    31.03.2025 DE
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  • 28.03.2025, 14:00 Frankfurt/Main DE
    Inflation expectations and reality: implications for the last mile of disinflation Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series

    Households’ expectations for inflation often deviate from the officially recorded inflation rates. As part of the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series, Michael Weber, Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, expressed his view that the public’s perceptions are chiefly shaped by their shopping experiences or their family and friends rather than by classic media. He went on to discuss with Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel what this means for central bank communication and monetary policy. The panel was moderated by Falko Fecht, Head of the Bundesbank’s Research Centre.

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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.

    Bundesbank projections: German economy will recover after deep recession
  • Modeling the term structure Christoph Memmel, Lotta Heckmann-Draisbach
    28.03.2025 Discussion Paper 07/2025
    Modeling the term structure
  • 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.

    German economy slumps across the board
  • Application for extension of the reporting deadline for the monthly AnaCredit report 9. GT

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    26.03.2025 DE
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