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Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English 1 Introduction Ladies and gentlemen, Thank you very much for inviting me to Cyprus. It’s a pleasure to be here, to discuss various economic issues...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English 1 Introduction Ladies and gentlemen, It is a pleasure for me to be able to share my views with an audience made up of so...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English The macroeconomic environment is being shaped by the interest rate reversal and heightened uncertainty. So far, the German financial system has coped well with the...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English The macroeconomic environment is being shaped by the interest rate reversal and heightened uncertainty. So far, the German financial system has coped well with the...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English 1 Introduction Good morning everyone. It’s great to be part of EIOPA’s Annual Conference. Quick show of hands, please: Who likes animals? Everyone, right? That’s...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English 1 Introduction Ladies and gentlemen, I am very happy to be here again. Let me begin by thanking the hosts of the European Banking Congress...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English In a joint op-ed for the German “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung” newspaper and the French “Le Figaro” newspaper, Banque de France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English 1 Introduction Ambassador Berger, Thank you very much for your kind introduction and for hosting this event here at the German Embassy. A particular welcome...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English 1 Introduction Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen, Sir Michael Arthur, Thank you very much for your kind introduction. It is a pleasure for me to be...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English The German banks responding to the Bank Lending Survey (BLS) tightened their credit standards for loans to enterprises, loans to households for house purchase, and...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English In the second quarter of 2023, households’ financial assets grew by €94 billion, standing at €7,492 billion at the quarter’s end. Following a significant decline...
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank in English At the end of December 2022, Germany’s net external assets stood at €2,721 billion, thus amounting to around 70% of nominal gross domestic product (GDP)....