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Wichtige Informationen zu Änderungen bei der Einreichung von Kreditforderungen als geldpolitische Sicherheiten ab 1. Januar 2021
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Mit Mitteilung im Bundesanzeiger vom 30. November 20201 wurde bereits über Änderungen der Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen der Deutschen Bundesbank (ABG/BBk) zum 1. Januar 2021 informiert. Mit diesem Schreiben werden die Änderungen näher erläutert und zudem ergänzende Informationen zu Neuerungen zur Verfügung gestellt.
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Cash in the age of payment diversity International Cash Conference 2019
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The conference volume comprises a wide variety of cash related research papers, which were presented and discussed at the International Cash Conference 2019.
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US business cycle dynamics at the zero lower bound Discussion paper 65/2020: Gregor Boehl, Felix Strobel
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Demographic change and the German current account surplus Discussion paper 64/2020: Matthias Schön
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Questionnaire for the Survey on Consumer Expectations (BOP-HH) Wave 12 – December 2020
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Cash use in Germany Cash hoarding by German households – an empirical analysis of how much cash they store and why
Estimates by the Bundesbank suggest that banknotes worth around €268 billion were in circulation in Germany in 2018. Of that amount, roughly 20% was used directly for transactions. The other, far larger share – somewhere in the region of €200 billion – was being hoarded, i.e. stored for an extended period of time by households and firms.
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Buried in the vaults of central banks – Monetary gold hoarding and the slide into the Great Depression Discussion paper 63/2020: Sören Karau
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Effects of the ECB asset purchase programme on economic activity and prices in the euro area Research Brief | 37th edition – December 2020
At the beginning of 2015, the ECB Governing Council decided to implement an asset purchase programme to increase inflation by lowering longer-term interest rates. The Research Brief examines how the programme has affected prices and economic activity in Germany, France, Italy and Spain. The authors are particularly interested in whether the effects differ across countries.