The February 2019 edition of the Monthly Report comments on the economic situation in Germany in winter 2018/2019.

The August 2013 monthly report comments on the economic situation in Germany in summer 2013.

The October 2021 edition of the Monthly Report contains an article on state government finances in 2020 from the perspective of the temporary impact of the pandemic on the deficit situation and the effect of escape clauses on the building of reserves. Another topic discussed is the development of the global economy during the coronavirus pandemic. The question of how households in Germany view the digital euro is also addressed, with a presentation of initial survey results and interviews. The report additionally features an article on the regulation of remuneration in credit institutions.

The monthly report contains: German balance of payments in 2008, Cashless payments in Germany and the role of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Price convergence in the euro area.

The monthly report contains: Cross-border capital movements and the role of the International Monetary Fund, Factor prices, employment and capital stock in Germany: results of a simulation study, Real interest rates: movements and determinants.

The September 2011 monthly report contains: The performance of German credit institutions in 2010; German banks’ lending to the domestic private sector since summer 2009; International cooperation in banking regulation: past and present.

The monthly report contains: Current trends and structural changes in the public bond market, How informative survey data on private sector inflation expectations are for monetary policymakers.

This booklet provides a comprehensive overview of European economic and monetary beginnings through to the legal provisions and operational procedures applicable in EMU today. The information contained in this booklet focuses on issues of particular relevance to central banks.

The September 2017 Monthly Report contains an article on monetary policy indicators at the zero lower bound on the basis of term structure models, and an analysis of the performance of German credit institutions in 2016. Explanations are also provided on the potential and risks of distributed ledger technologies in payments and securities settlement and on the changes and results in the process of extending the investment fund statistics.