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Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, August 2004

German business confidence dropped for the third month in four in August and the number of unemployed rose to the highest since May of last year. The surge in oil prices to record levels this year may further delay a recovery in consumer spending, the…

Buba's Stark sceptical on budget pledge

The Bundesbank believes the German public deficit, set to exceed EU limits for the third year in a row this year, will again be higher than the European Stability and Growth Pact allows next year, the financial daily Boersen-Zeitung reported.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, June 2004

The Deutsche Bundesbank has published the English version of its June 2004 monthly report. The discernible upturn in the economy during the second half of 2003 became somewhat stronger in the first quarter of this year, the report said.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, May 2004

The Deutsche Bundesbank has published the English version of its May 2004 monthly report. In the first few months of 2004 the global economic upturn grew both stronger and more widely based. The terrorist attacks in Madrid and the escalation of the…

Germany's Weber on financial stability

In a speech on 'Financial Stability and Globalisation' at the Second Conference of the Monetary Stability Foundation given on 3 June, Axel Weber of the Bundesbank said it is his wish that the conference will ultimately help to improve understanding of…

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, April 2004

The Deutsche Bundesbank has published the English version of its April 2004 monthly report. the German economy has continued its moderate upturn which began in the summer of 2003. According to the Bundesbank's calculations, real gross domestic product …

Welteke won't get full salary to 2007

Former Bundesbank President Ernst Welteke won't draw his full salary as German central bank chief over the next three years after quitting last week, denying a report in the Financial Times Deutschland newspaper.

Buba's Stark on promoting stability and growth

In a speech on 'Promoting Stability and Growth: Economic Reforms and Sound Institutions' given on 9 March, Jurgen Stark of the Deutsche Bundesbank said Argentina has a number of difficult years behind it, but the same time, the people of Argentina will…

SBV, Bundesbank sign banking expertise agreement

The State Bank of Vietnam (SVB) has signed an agreement with the Deutsche Bundesbank which will allow executives and staff members of the SVB to receive training and advisory assistance through seminars, banking research and discussions with experts…

Bundesbank expects no solid 2003 upturn

The Bundesbank said in its October monthly report published on Monday 20 October that it forecasts a slight rise in economic performance in the third quarter this year, reports Expatica, but it does not see a sustained upturn in the German economy.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, August 2003

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its August 2003 monthly report on 10 September. One difficulty in the development of the international economy, the Report says, is that, once again, the USA will probably be the sole engine of…

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, July 2003

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its July 2003 monthly report on 7 August. The slumping economy has caused a renewed perceptible decline in employment, the report says. The rate of price increase picked up again a bit in June. The…

Bundesbank: No hurry for candidates to adopt ERMII

The Bundesbank said in a report that no relaxation should be made of the Maastricht criteria for the new member states, noting that Hungary's budget deficit for 2002 was over 9% of GDP. The report, according to Interfax-Europe, said that most accession…

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, June 2003

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its June 2003 monthly report on 17 July. Price developments in the past few months have been affected by falling oil prices, the report said. The recently observable rise in the prices quoted on…

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