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Acquisition of financial assets and external financing in Germany in the second quarter of 2023 Results of the financial accounts by sector
In the second quarter of 2023, households’ financial assets grew by €94 billion, standing at €7,492 billion at the quarter’s end. Following a significant decline in the previous year, this was already the third consecutive quarter-on-quarter increase. Over the second quarter of 2023, households increased their claims by €59 billion and recorded valuation gains of €36 billion.
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Digitalisation of payments in a globalised world Speech and discussion in cooperation with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and Fundación de Investigaciones Económicas Latinoamericanas (FIEL)
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Methodenhandbuch zur Zahlungsbilanz bzw. zum Auslandsvermögensstatus in der Europäischen Union
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Too low, too high: What’s next for inflation? Joint Spring Conference 2024 – Structural Changes and the Implications for Inflation
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Introductory statement to the panel discussion “New regulation on trading with OTC derivatives” Euro Finance Week in Frankfurt/Main, Conference “Financial Markets – Finding a regulatory normal”
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The possible impact of Brexit on the financial landscape Speech delivered at zeb
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Acquisition of financial assets and external financing in Germany in the third quarter of 2017 Results of the financial accounts by sector
At the end of the third quarter of 2016, households' financial assets amounted to €5,478 billion; this figure was up by a considerable €76 billion (or 1.4%) from the second quarter of 2016.
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Weidmann: central banks should not crowd out private payment solutions
30.11.2020
According to Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, central banks should beware of crowding out private payment solutions and should play a supportive role instead. Mr Weidmann pointed out that competition and regulation are essential for a good market outcome. As central banks provide the backbone of the payment system, they need to be at the cutting edge of technology, he explained. This, he emphasised to participants of a Bundesbank virtual conference, includes working on central bank digital currency.