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Germany – Current Economic Policy Debates International Monetary Fund - Deutsche Bundesbank
The joint conference of the International Monetary Fund and the Deutsche Bundesbank will bring together high-ranking economists and policymakers from Germany and abroad to discuss areas in which the economic policy debate has been particularly intense in recent years. These include developments in wages and inflation, the appropriate fiscal policy stance, Germany’s current account surplus and the post-crisis agenda for the euro area and Germany.
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Turning points in history: How crises have changed the tasks and practice of central banks Bundesbank conference – Programme
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Prospects for the economy Speech delivered at the Jahresempfang der Wirtschaft
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Veröffentlichung personeller Veränderungen im Vorstand der Deutschen Bundesbank Mitteilung Nr. 2002/2011
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4. Bargeldsymposium der Deutschen Bundesbank 2018
Am 14. Februar 2018 folgten hochrangige Vertreter aus Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Wissenschaft der Einladung zum vierten Bargeldsymposium in Frankfurt am Main, um über das Thema Bargeld zu diskutieren. Das Bargeldsymposium der Deutschen Bundesbank findet als Forum für professionelle Bargeldakteure alle zwei Jahre statt.
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Solidity and solidarity in the euro area Speech delivered at the German Embassy in Rome
In a speech in Rome Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann pointed out that, in order to permanently stabilise the euro area, action and liability again must be aligned. This principle should apply not only to banks, but also for policy decisions in the euro area.
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5th Annual Macroprudential Conference
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Heading for stability and prosperity – Bringing the euro area back on track Keynote speech given at the City of London Corporation
The President of the Bundesbank, Jens Weidmann, believes that measures taken by central banks cannot take the place of necessary structural reforms. During a speech in London, he welcomed the assurances of some European heads of government that they do not intend to ease up in their efforts, but also expressed a certain degree of scepticism.