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Inflation and interest rates: what goes down, must go up? European Banking Congress
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Capital Markets Union: A Central Banking Perspective on the Way Forward Keynote lecture prepared for the 2nd Annual Conference of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) Community of Practice in Financial Research Capital Markets Union: Unlocking Europe’s Economic Potential
Bundesbank Vice-President Claudia Buch believes that the capital markets union helps to make the financial system more stable. Speaking at the 2nd annual conference of the Community of Practice in Financial Research in Brussels, she also highlighted the importance of better access to data and information, improved communication of the benefits of integrated financial markets, and financial literacy.
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Curtain up for the future of payments: from Bigtechs and Fintechs to Smartphones and Stablecoins Roundtable on Digitalisation German Institute for Japanese Studies
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Towards a more stable monetary union – what is the right recipe? Keynote Speech at the Conference "Economic and Monetary Union – Deepening and Convergence"
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Modeling the term structure Discussion paper 07/2025: Christoph Memmel, Lotta Heckmann-Draisbach
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Cybersecurity: Pivotal for central banks Keynote speech at the 2nd Payments Drift Forum, Euroforum
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Mauderer: Enterprises should further diversify their funding Guest contribution published in Handelsblatt
Bundesbank Executive Board member Sabine Mauderer has called on enterprises to diversify their funding. In an op-ed piece in the German Handelsblatt newspaper, she writes that, although bank loans remain important, a variety of funding sources are needed to withstand crises and to remain innovative.
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The optimal inflation target: Bridging the gap between theory and policy Discussion paper 44/2024: Klaus Adam, Henning Weber
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Beschlüsse des EZB-Rats (ohne Zinsbeschlüsse) Juni 2021
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Germany’s international investment position at the end of 2019
At the end of 2019, Germany’s net external assets stood at €2,472 billion, thus amounting to almost 72% of nominal gross domestic product (GDP). The German net external asset position rose by €345 billion year-on-year.