The European Central Bank shouldn’t hurry into cutting rates further, given that inflation in the eurozone has reached its target level, the president of Germany’s Bundesbank said Monday ...

Germany’s Bundesbank said Europe should delay new global capital requirements for banks’ trading businesses and could eventually consider permanent changes to them.

The German economy is likely to stagnate again this quarter as U.S. tariffs curb exports while Berlin's new spending plans won't support growth until next year, the Bundesbank said on Thursday.

BANFF, Alberta, - There has been progress towards a solution on a damaging tariff dispute with the United States but there are more hurdles to overcome, the Bundesbank's President Joachim Nagel ...

The Bundesbank's top bank supervisor Michael Theurer backed simplifying Europe's capital requirements for lenders on Thursday, while stressing this did not mean lowering them.

Bundesbank: Economy could suffer setback in Q2 From breakingthenews.net Germany's central bank Bundesbank said in its monthly report on Thursday that the German economy "could suffer a setback" in the ...

The German economy could suffer "a slight recession" in 2025, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel told Reuters on Wednesday, contracting for a third consecutive year for the first time.

According to the Bundesbank AI analysis, the ECB’s dovish stance was mostly in line with weak growth and overall adverse economic sentiment — in particular during the European debt crisis, the ...

Germany’s Bundesbank has warned chancellor presumptive Friedrich Merz (above) not to lose his head on borrowing after the Green Party agreed to back his €1 trillion investment plan on Friday.

Bundesbank proposes raising govt borrowing limit to 1.4% of GDP from 0.35%, if debt if under 60% of GDP Bundesbank says new limit could add up to 220 bln in spending power by 2030 Changes require ...

The rationale behind the Bundesbank's figures is that debt would continue to fall back to towards 60% even in case or relatively weak growth.