Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann expects Brexit to place a strain on Germany's economy. It is in the interests of both parties, he says, for the EU and the United Kingdom to quickly enter into level-headed negotiations on their future relationship.

From the point of view of Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, there is no need to loosen the accommodative monetary policy any further. In remarks delivered at the third cash symposium of the Deutsche Bundesbank, he noted that, instead, the forces of growth in the euro area needed to be strengthened and that the measures already introduced should be given time to unleash their impact.

Die Bundesbank hat eine Sonderausstellung im Geldmuseum eröffnet. Bei der Eröffnungsfeier diskutierte Otmar Issing, früherer Chefökonom der Bundesbank und der Europäischen Zentralbank, mit Vertretern der deutschen Medienlandschaft über die Rolle und Aufgaben der Notenbank-Kommunikation.