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Higher growth, lower inflation? – Digitalisation from a central bank’s perspective Speech delivered at the reception hosted by the Deutsche Bundesbank at the annual meeting of the German Economic Association (Verein für Socialpolitik)
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July results of the Bank Lending Survey in Germany
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German economy picking up gradually
21.09.2020 DE FR
The sharp decline in gross domestic product in spring is likely to be followed by a strong countermovement in the third quarter of 2020, the Bundesbank writes in its latest Monthly Report. Even so, the third quarter will still be significantly down on the pre-crisis level.
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German economy has slumped since mid-March
15.06.2020 DE
A new weekly activity index (WAI) published by the Bundesbank is designed to measure real economic activity in Germany in a timely manner. Measured by the WAI, economic activity between 16 March and 14 June 2020 was 7.4% below the activity recorded between 16 December 2019 and 15 March 2020.
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Climate change and central banks Guest contribution in Corriere della Sera and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
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Improving Cash Logistics Efficiency through GS1 standards Currency News | Volume 16 – No 7 | July 2018
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Financial Stability in a Monetary Union Speech on the occasion of the conference of the University of Tübingen in cooperation with Deutsche Bundesbank (Regional Office in Baden-Württemberg)
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German balance of payments in November 2020
Germany’s current account recorded a surplus of €21.3 billion in November 2020, down €1.6 billion from the previous month’s level. This was primarily attributable to a decrease in the goods account surplus. By contrast, the surplus in invisible current transactions, which comprise services as well as primary and secondary income, expanded only slightly.