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Germany defends ECB focus on money growth

Germany's Bundesbank has come out in stout defence of the European Central Bank, arguing that money supply figures - used by the ECB in making interest rate decisions - are helpful in identifying property market distortions.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, April 2007

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its April 2007 Monthly Report on Wednesday 16 May. The report said German GDP growth in the first quarter is expected to have slowed compared with the fourth quarter last year.

ECB's Weber says pressure on prices remains

European Central Bank governing council member Axel Weber told Handelsblatt newspaper in an interview published Friday 20 April that the ECB can't yet identify an end-point to its current cycle of interest rate increases.

Weber says HICP should include home ownership

The eurozone should revise its measure of inflation to include home ownership costs, according to Axel Weber, the president of the Deutsche Bundesbank and a member of the governing council of the European Central Bank, reported Boersen-Zeitung on…

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, February 2007

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its February 2007 Monthly Report on Tuesday 27 March. The report said German economic growth may soon pick up steam again after a slight and temporary disruption caused by government fiscal…

Buba's Weber signals ECB rate hikes

Bundesbank president Axel Weber signalled Wednesday 28 February in a speech that the European Central Bank was set to further raise its key interest rates, which are already at a five-year high point.

Buba's Weber says German growth trend 'intact'

Bundesbank president Axel Weber said Saturday 10 February at the meeting of G7 finance ministers and central bank governors the underlying growth trend in Germany remains intact and that the outlook for euro zone growth remains positive.

Buba's Weber warns on German wage hikes

Bundesbank president Axel Weber warned Friday 19 January that sharp wage increases in Germany could set off a new round of inflation and hinder the European Central Bank's price stability goal.

UWE paper on monetary policy uncertainty

It is widely believed that institutional arrangements influence the quality of monetary policy outcomes. Judged on its 'transparency' characteristics, therefore the Bank of England should do better than both the Bundesbank and ECB, according to the…

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