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Securities issues
Here you will find information on issuance by monetary financial institutions ("securities issues").
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Securities holdings statistics Reporting period August 2026
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International Reserves Reporting period October 2026
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New Statistics Portal for Time Series
13.04.2026 DE
The new statistics portal presents time series, real-time data, and other statistical data in a modern, user-friendly layout.
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Strengthening the Macroprudential Framework for Non-bank Financial Intermediation
05.05.2026 DE
Non-bank financial intermediaries (NBFIs), such as investmentfunds, insurers, and pension funds, now manage around 40 percent of the financial assets in the German financial system. Recent periods of market stress have shown that they can pose significant systemic risks. The Eurosystem and the Bundesbank therefore propose strengthening the macroprudential framework for NBFIs—including improved data sharing and access, enhanced NBFI data, a macroprudential tool to limit liquidity risks, closer cooperation among macroprudential authorities, system-wide stress tests, and the swift implementation of FSB recommendations.
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Invitation to bid – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
199 KB, PDF
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Securities holdings
The securities holdings statistics provide a picture of the structure of securities held in Germany.
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Implications of climate change and climate policies for monetary policy
The expert panel is targeted at central bankers who are directly involved in monetary policy implementation, with many years of experience working in this field.
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National Producer and consumer prices
The continual observation of price stability is based on analyses of price statistics. Particular attention is usually paid to the German Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) and the national Consumer Price Index (CPI), which are both published by the Federal Statistical Office and often used throughout the EU and as inflation measures.