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Auction announcement - Reopening Treasury discount paper of the Federal Republic of Germany (Unverzinsliche Schatzanweisungen – “Bubills”)
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Statistik über Pensionseinrichtungen im Euro-Währungsgebiet: drittes Quartal 2021
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Die Gesamtaktiva der Pensionseinrichtungen im Euro-Wahrungsgebiet stiegen im dritten Quartal 2021 geringfügig auf 3 252 Mrd €, verglichen mit 3 250 Mrd € im zweiten Quartal. Investmentfondsanteile machten im Berichtsquartal 47,8 % der Gesamtaktiva der Pensionseinrichtungen aus.
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Supervisory reporting of institutions with regard to the net stable funding ratio
The supervisory reporting requirements for the net stable funding ratio are laid down in Article 17 and Annexes XII and XIII of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/451.
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Tägliche Rendite der börsennotierten Bundeswertpapiere
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Community Readiness im TARGET2/T2S-Konsolidierungsprojekt
21.12.2021 No English translation available
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Beitrag zu Privatsphäre und digitalem Zentralbankgeld im „Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems“
21.12.2021 No English translation available
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Monatliche Zahlungsbilanz des Euro-Währungsgebiets: Oktober 2021
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Die Leistungsbilanz wies im Oktober 2021 einen Überschuss von 18 Mrd € aus (unverändert gegenüber dem Vormonat).
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Bundesbank projections: Upswing slightly delayed Inflation rate set to remain high at first, before gradually decreasing towards 2%
The German economy will experience a setback in the final quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2022 on account of the pandemic, but is set to pick up significant momentum again in spring of next year. “
The upswing has been slightly delayed
,” said Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann at the presentation of his institution’s current projections. According to these projections, gross domestic product will increase by 2.5% this year – less strongly than anticipated back in June – in light of the dip in growth. Over the next two years, calendar adjusted economic growth will then rebound to 4.2% and 3.2%, respectively.