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What role is economic and monetary union playing in mitigating the impact of the global crisis
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Prof. Dr. Axel A. Weber, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Dinner speech given at 964th Wilton Park Conference
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Emerging markets, the US dollar and the euro - Reflections on the global monetary system
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Professor Dr. Hermann Remsperger, Mitglied des Vorstands der Deutschen Bundesbank, Bank of Finland
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Introductory comments delivered at the press conference on the annual accounts Speech by Dr. Jens Weidmann at the press conference for the Annual Report 2015
An improved net result of financial operations, write-downs and risk provisioning caused a slight increase in the Bundesbank's profit in 2015. At the same time, the Bundesbank's net interest income was lower than at any time since monetary union was launched.
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Monetary union – ever a work in progress? The euro area torn between the Maastricht framework and fiscal union 21st RWI Economic Discussion
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Weidmann awarded International Prize by Hayek Foundation
23.11.2015 DE
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has been awarded the International Prize of the Hayek Foundation. The award was mainly in recognition of Mr Weidmann's commitment to stability-oriented monetary policymaking by central banks and his opposition to excessive government debt.
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The role of money in the monetary policy of the Eurosystem
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Abolishing cash will not solve problems of weak growth
18.06.2015 DE
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann believes that abolishing cash is not the right means of stimulating the sluggish economy in some euro-area countries. At the Bundesbank’s payments symposium, Weidmann stated that the decisive factor was to address weak economic growth.
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Are there too many banks? The banking sector after the financial crisis Speech given at the general meeting of the Austrian Society for Bank Research