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The euro area navigates rough seas - where is Europe heading? Speech at the parliamentary evening at the Bundesbank’s Regional Office in Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
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List of codes for international organisations and other financial intermediaries Last updated: 01/2025 (editorial changes)
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Acquisition of financial assets and financing in Germany in the third quarter of 2012
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Methodenhandbuch zur Zahlungsbilanz bzw. zum Auslandsvermögensstatus in der Europäischen Union
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Growth in renminbi business in Germany
Renminbi trade in Germany has experienced strong growth: German-issued securities denominated in renminbi (RMB) have more than quadrupled since last spring. The issuance of numerous "Goethe bonds" and other debt securities caused the volume to rise from just under RMB 5 billion to over RMB 21 billion.
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Bundesbank projection: German economy picking up at an increasing pace
04.12.2015 DE FR
The Bundesbank sees the German economy as still being on a sound growth path. For 2017, it has, in fact, raised its earlier projection. According to Bundesbank President Weidmann, the cyclical tailwind is being sustained chiefly by the favourable labour market situation and substantial increases in households' real disposable income.
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Payment behaviour in Germany in 2021
Cash continues to be the most frequently used means of payment in Germany, although cashless payments are increasing their share. These are the findings of the Bundesbank’s sixth study on payment behaviour in Germany for 2021. Respondents used banknotes and coins to make a total of 58% of their payments for purchases of goods and services, compared with 74% in the Bundesbank’s last major study from 2017. The lower use of cash was mainly due to the increase in online purchases during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Changing Landscape of Capital Flows: New Patterns, Actors and Regulatory Aspects Introductory remarks prepared for the Policy Panel at the Conference on “International Capital Flows and Financial Policies”