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ECB's Weber says inflation risk 'noticeably' up

European Central Bank Governing Council member and Bundesbank President Axel Weber said upward risk for euro area price stability has grown "noticeably", with inflation expected "with sufficient certainty" not to duck below 2% by the end of next year.

Buba's Zeitler on combating counterfeit money

In the speech 'Strategies for combating counterfeit money in Germany' given on 5 October Franz-Christoph Zeitler of the Bundesbank said preventing and combating counterfeits remains an ongoing task for central banks.

Buba's Meister regrets US delay on Basel II

A European Central Bank official responsible for bank oversight, Bundesbank board member Edgar Meister, said on Wednesday 5 October that the delay in implementing parts of Basel II in the US was regrettable.

Interview with Bundesbank's Weber

In an interview published on Saturday 10 September Deutsche Bundesbank president Axel Weber said Germany could learn a lot from Britain's success in reducing unemployment to such low levels.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, August 2005

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its August 2005 Monthly Report on 6 September. The Bundesbank said general weak economic growth in the EU, rather than discrepancy in GDP growth rates, is likely the "real reason for widespread…

What remains of the SGP?

Franz-Christoph Zeitler, a member of the executive board of Deutsche Bundesbank, delivered a speech at the Salzburg seminar, a high-profile meeting place of international leaders, at which raised the question "What remains of the Stability and Growth…

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, July 2005

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its July 2005 Monthly Report on 9 August. Germany's economy probably did not grow in the second quarter as negative net exports offset stronger domestic demand, the report said.

Weber stands his ground

Tussles with government have tested his mettle, but Axel Weber has impressed in his first year at the Bundesbank, writes Marietta Kurm-Engels.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, June 2005

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its June 2005 Monthly Report on 18 July. The report said trade restrictions imposed against China could not be the right answer, as industrial countries derive large advantages from such trade.

Buba's Fabritius on Euro-Arab Economic Dialogue

In a speech to 'The Euro-Arab Economic Dialogue' Summit given on 23 June Hans Georg Fabritius of the Bundesbank said the current global economic conditions are well suited to enhance economic cooperation between Europe and the Arab world.

Bundesbank's Weber on the IMF

In closing remarks to the Joint IMF-Bundesbank Symposium given on 8 June, Axel Weber of the Deutsche Bundesbank said the IMF is an indispensable engine to improve the functioning and stability of the international monetary system.

Bundesbank's Weber on bank relationships

In the speech 'Bank relationships, financial integration, and monetary policy' given on 3 June, Axel Weber of the Deutsche Bundesbank said traditionally continental European financial systems have been dominated by bank relationships and credit financing.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, May 2005

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its May 2005 Monthly Report on 16 June. The report said the ECB's monetary policy does not pose an obstacle to economic growth in Germany, where the pace of recovery is slowing down in the second…

Rato on the IMF in a changing world

In the speech 'The IMF in a changing world' given on 8 June, Rodrigo de Rato of the IMF said to maintain the IMF's effectiveness, it is essential for our membership to resolve the difficult issues that have been raised about our own governance.

Bundesbank's Weber: Let us face up to the risks!

In the speech 'Let us face up to the risks!' given on 28 May, Axel Weber of the Deutsche Bundesbank said there is no contradiction between the reasonable performance of central banks in recent decades and the impression that they face formidable risks…

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