Our #Brexit page includes information on Brexit preparations in the areas of #financialmarkets, #customs, #budgetary issues & #taxation, including the #Tax Act https://t.co/jQwgNVyh9t Nous avons également consacré une page thématique au Brexit en français https://t.co/WbyHVj0HkG pic.twitter.com/i1Zv42O7ve
— BMF (@BMF_Bund) December 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/BMF_Bund/status/1067761642736402434
"A prospering Africa is essential to achieve the aim of worldwide sustainable growth and stability", Finance Minister @OlafScholz on the Compact with Africa. https://t.co/6KIx4lJHts #G20 #G20InvestmentSummit #CompactwithAfrica #G20finance pic.twitter.com/7AfeA96GoS
— BMF (@BMF_Bund) October 31, 2018
https://twitter.com/BMF_Bund/status/1020321563135102976
https://twitter.com/BMF_Bund/status/1005426954454163456
https://twitter.com/EnergyMEXDE/status/1084665174022373376
Declining public trust in (underfunded) institutions. https://t.co/LvNDVRFKxN
Hopefully all three articles made it into today's @BMF_Bund press folder. 3/3 pic.twitter.com/wsJKeVge4B
— Benjamin Braun (@BJMbraun) January 8, 2019
My Q&A with the departing @jakob_eu, in which he argues for stronger EU-level responses to the bloc’s economic and financial challenges. From tomorrow on, he will be the chief economist of the @BMF_Bund. https://t.co/j2FlFCp5KZ
— Philip Kaleta (@philipkaleta18) January 6, 2019
Another bizarre piece of advise concerns their proposal to introduce a patent box, while at the same time acklowledging its uselessness. https://t.co/h24fgbvHlr
Has the time come to reconsider the value of this council? @PeterBofinger @BMF_Bund @CanselK @lisapaus @FabioDeMasi pic.twitter.com/M5l4IGJMn1— Markus Meinzer (@markusmeinzer) December 4, 2018
The new #IPCC special report makes it clear there’s no room for new fossil fuels. Why is @EBRD leaving the door open to finance gas? @bmu @BMF_Bund @BMWi_Bund @BMZ_Bund: Demand #EBRD #StopFundingFossils! #NoDirtyEBRD https://t.co/l0m8gj0bhP pic.twitter.com/g74IkBxzpZ
— Lilli Ross (@LilliEmilyRoss) November 1, 2018
#Refugees want to gain agency over their financial lives & improve confidence to manage their financial situation. Here are 4 ways to improve #FinancialInclusion of refugees in Germany. Calling on govt, pvt sec, NGOs to support. @BMF_Bund @BMWi_Bund @gpfiofficial @SVR_Migration https://t.co/UEr2zwhHAm
— Swati Mehta (@swatiimehta) October 26, 2018
Indeed this appointment is a great news for the @BMF_Bund and european economic policy. @jakob_eu has a big task ahead given the underwhelming recent eurogroup and euro summit conclusions and the timid start of @OlafScholz https://t.co/tx3DerPNnQ
— Shahin Vallée (@Shahinvallee) December 16, 2018
Today #eurogroup meeting: „expected to take concrete decisions and provide guidance on the way forward on EMU deepening.“ High time to stabilise the #Eurozone https://t.co/HeN0uyxb8k via @ips_journal @andreasbotsch @jakob_eu @SDullien @OlafScholz @BrunoLeMaire
— Björn Hacker (@bjoernhacker) December 3, 2018
https://twitter.com/asoulforeurope/status/1068475244606836736
Tonight, @adam_tooze & @OlafScholz discuss "lessons learned" from financial crash 2008. Recent research shows: Too much social #inequality causes economic #instability. See for example new study by @tillvantreeck & Jan Behringer (@IMKFlash): https://t.co/A3vpHfX8nd pic.twitter.com/MxuWZ9KlVO
— Hans-Böckler-Stiftung (@boeckler_de) November 26, 2018
#Germany's finance ministry rejects environment ministry's plans for #CO2 price; "no considerations" to work on carbon pricing scheme – spokesperson of finance minister @OlafScholz https://t.co/0dHCYr2GxN #Energiewende #climate pic.twitter.com/UoQckjeDdM
— Clean Energy Wire (@cleanenergywire) November 12, 2018
.@mayoroflondon is in Berlin today where he has discussed the financial stability of London post-Brexit with German Finance Minister @OlafScholz https://t.co/4fhg5U0A8v pic.twitter.com/etPhdlhmH9
— Mayor's Press Office (@LDN_pressoffice) November 12, 2018
https://t.co/Djo5Cb5aba @LaszloAndorEU on the need for automatic stabilisation policies in #EMU and the state of debate on an EU unemployment (re)insurance. @OlafScholz proposals weak, but we need to get an instrument into place. Once there can be expanded. @SDullien @GustavAHorn
— Andrew Watt (@AndrewWattEU) November 10, 2018
Are you interested in #EMUreform? Read here how the idea of #eurozone #unemployment insurance has developed, with a wideninig epistemic community and a deepening policy process, leading to the bold opening by @OlafScholz @TheProgressives @FEPS_Europe https://t.co/5mXPPPlZ0S https://t.co/VEtj84rU0R
— László Andor (@LaszloAndorEU) October 25, 2018
For all who would like to read a summary on the debate of a European unemployment insurance. @W_Schmidt_ @OlafScholz @jakob_eu https://t.co/RVP0O1uxjn
— Sebastian Dullien (@SDullien) October 18, 2018
German finance minister @OlafScholz: When it comes to a reordering of the wider European financial sector, it was “clear” that this “should be possible” with a large Germany- or Frankfurt based lender. #HBBanken https://t.co/fprp7i4cZ3
— Olaf Storbeck (@OlafStorbeck) August 30, 2018
In @SPIEGELONLINE @OlafScholz says it s time for a Europe-wide unemployment insurance system. For more on this topic check: https://t.co/jnpUb9bZOH
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https://t.co/ZvavyjbzRL @EU_Social— Cinzia Alcidi (@AlcidiCinzia) June 11, 2018
Why reasoning of @OlafScholz and corporate lobbyists against public country by country reporting is not sound, but reflects a power struggle over access to information; and why it is too late to seal the cracks in @OECDtax's hegemony. New blog on https://t.co/10tODgy0gj pic.twitter.com/k86PwfH7Yi
— Markus Meinzer (@markusmeinzer) July 17, 2018
Germany's Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz is sharpening his party's social policy agenda with an eye on upcoming regional elections: Germany's Social Democrats want pension guarantees to 2040 https://t.co/vaHoG8lRl6 @OlafScholz #Germany #elections by @andrea_shalal
— Michael Nienaber (@mcnienaber) August 20, 2018
Social Democrats in Germany are pushing to secure stable pension levels through 2040. Hey @OlafScholz @larsklingbeil, take a look at our #openaccess article on "Why Is #Austria's #Pension System So Much Better Than Germany's?": https://t.co/nvlQAe58rx#Rentenniveau #Rente pic.twitter.com/RnYYR7IaJz
— Intereconomics (@Intereconomics_) August 28, 2018
Missed #MakingEMUwork conference w/ Jacques Delors, Mario #Draghi, @OlafScholz and others? Click below for speeches, report and full video. @henrikenderlein @EnricoLetta @K_gnath @delorsinstitut @DelorsInstitute @BertelsmannSt https://t.co/icG9Qy8hjw
— The Hertie School (@thehertieschool) September 21, 2018
“To minimise risk for financial stability, it is indispensable that [the central clearing of euro-derivatives clearing] is subject to strong regulation and supervision in full conformity with EU standards.” – @OlafScholz @BMF_Bund via @OlafStorbeck #Brexit https://t.co/zQhRnayxnJ
— FrankfurtMainFinance (@FMFdigital) June 11, 2018
as @OlafScholz advocates European unemployment re-insurance, it is useful to go back to our paper from 2014 for the informal #ECOFIN in Italy https://t.co/qYmmjwyv0F
— Guntram Wolff (@GuntramWolff) June 10, 2018
German parliament budget committee approves balanced 2018 spending plan https://t.co/1hGbohxKX6#DemocraticFinanceMinister @OlafScholz #June28 #budget #Scholz #Merkel #presented #next #week #euro
— Devdiscourse (@dev_discourse) June 28, 2018
Merkel-Macron meeting is "moment of truth" for Europe -French minister https://t.co/t2m4hXwtrf@Queen_Europe @EmmanuelMacron @EU_Commission @BrunoLeMaire #investment #EMF @OlafScholz #France #EU #Germany
— Devdiscourse (@dev_discourse) June 19, 2018
France says yes, German industry and the US say no. Who will Finance Minister Scholz listen to? @MartinGreive @OlafScholz @Der_BDI #digitaltax #GAFA #Google #Facebook #EUtax https://t.co/u3P1Ge6rVy
— Handelsblatt Today (@HandelsblattGE) October 26, 2018
The new 10-point plan includes some measures so obvious it was hard for business to understand why they weren’t implemented sooner. @ThomasSigmundHB @DonataRiedel @peteraltmaier @OlafScholz #taxes #Germany #finance #plans https://t.co/5rkRx3m865
— Handelsblatt Today (@HandelsblattGE) October 12, 2018
Have we all decided that the failure to take any bold steps at all on EZ consolidation is too depressing to comment on? @MFratzscher at least has raised the alarm. @OlafScholz initiative on unemployment insurance seemingly buried! https://t.co/oMNUbwl7Mc pic.twitter.com/iVAFPI2agO
— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) December 16, 2018
What happens when everyone saves at once is that you end up with Germany’s macroeconomic imbalances. A point I tried to make to @OlafScholz at @BMF_Bund a week ago. Perhaps @jakob_eu might have another go and suggest as reading Micossi D’Onofrio Piercehttps://t.co/aFp04BQzg4 pic.twitter.com/VMuai5pmbN
— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) December 7, 2018
Britain and the European Union are frantically trying to agree on how to avoid a chaotic hard #Brexit in March. But German finance minister @OlafScholz says Berlin is prepared for the worst possible outcome.https://t.co/uTiorCXTZe
— DW Politics (@dw_politics) November 23, 2018
Remember the Maastricht criteria? The rules that were supposed to ensure the financial stability of the EU? Well, Germany is now back in line with them after 16 years. Finance Minister @OlafScholz made sure to point that out at Tuesday's Bundestag budget debate. #Haushalt pic.twitter.com/43QNdBVekE
— DW Politics (@dw_politics) November 20, 2018
Finance Minister @OlafScholz will present a draft defense budget for 2019 which includes significant spending increases for the armed forces, according to media reportshttps://t.co/DUFPge02u7
— DW Politics (@dw_politics) July 3, 2018
"We deeply regret the further re-imposition of sanctions by the United States, due to the latter’s withdrawal from the #JCPoA." Read the joint statement by @FedericaMog @JY_ledrian @HeikoMaas @Jeremy_Hunt @BrunoLeMaire @OlafScholz @PhilipHammondUK https://t.co/GuWwzhT8Pf
— EU in the US (@EUintheUS) November 2, 2018
"The most important, industrialised and emerging economies are committing to do something with Africa and I think this [is a] step forward," said @W_Schmidt_, State Secretary at the @BMF_Bund, during the #AfricaInvestmentForum. https://t.co/9iR1hFvbeu
— GIC Africa (@GermanyInAfrica) November 8, 2018
"I believe that we can make very good progress on issues that we have been discussing & negotiating for many years. Progress which is also urgently needed," explains @olafscholz of @BMF_Bund ahead of today’s #Eurogroup meeting with regard to #EMU & #ESM & risk reduction pic.twitter.com/VRbV1oOv0B
— Germany in the EU (@GermanyintheEU) December 3, 2018
Deepening of #EMU, European Stability Mechanism, risk reduction possibilities in the banking sector – "All these topics are central issues on which we expect progress," says @olafscholz of @BMF_Bund ahead of today’s extraordinary session of the #Eurogroup in Brussels. pic.twitter.com/UCYQ4ORtfs
— Germany in the EU (@GermanyintheEU) November 19, 2018
"We are very pleased with the proposal on which we can build upon. We believe that we can reach an agreement," stated Parliamentary State Secretary Hagedorn ahead of today's negotiations on the #EUBudget 2019 with the European Parliament and the EU Commission. @bmf_bund pic.twitter.com/ZlKXyOLsnq
— Germany in the EU (@GermanyintheEU) November 16, 2018
"The central topic is the advancement of the European Monetary and Banking Union and the work on the ESM” – @OlafScholz ahead of today’s #Eurogroup meeting in Brussels pic.twitter.com/WlkAehTqJB
— Germany in the EU (@GermanyintheEU) November 5, 2018
Press statement by Finance Minister @OlafScholz ahead of today’s informal #Eurogroup + #ECOFIN meeting in #Vienna on the importance of #EMU, continuous work on the banking union, the strengthening of stability mechanisms and taxation of the digital economy. @BMF_Bund #eu2018at pic.twitter.com/yUUy60bwr6
— Germany in the EU (@GermanyintheEU) September 7, 2018
BIS Study: most central banks have no plans to issue a central bank digital currency in the short or medium term https://t.co/uR7Zlvy07c #CBDC @BIS_org
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) January 11, 2019
New #discussionpaper by Bundesbank #researchcentre: An evaluation of early warning models for systemic banking crises: Does machine learning improve predictions? https://t.co/GJsbuQ4hS0 #financialcrisis #MachineLearning #banking #finance #economics
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 28, 2018
#MonthlyReport December: Germany’s net external assets rise to €1.8 trillion at end of 2017. The increase largely reflects Germany’s current account surpluses during this period. https://t.co/FGzmSkEuhL #currentaccount
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 18, 2018
Jens #Weidmann recently met some 140 school students from across Germany. The students, aged between 17 and 25, asked him questions about the Bundesbank’s tasks; some of the answers they received came as a surprise. https://t.co/SrKSaDqXId
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 18, 2018
New Bundesbank-#projection: German #economy remains on solid growth path #GDP https://t.co/MBxtn50pdN #inflation #economy pic.twitter.com/01GP82egbO
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 14, 2018
New #ResearchBrief: A costly #Brexit? De-liberalisation of #trade in #services and its potential cost https://t.co/8r9U9K2Tet #EU #UnitedKingdom #tradeinservices
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 7, 2018
Jens #Weidmann congratulates @goetheuni on the 10th anniversary of the House of Finance https://t.co/egNCeOzP0k
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 6, 2018
New #dicussionpaper by Bundesbank #researchcentre: Monetary policy communication shocks and the macroeconomy https://t.co/gpYndSQCzV #monetarypolicy #communication #macroeconomy
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) December 4, 2018
New #ResearchBrief: Tighter bank capital requirements do not reduce lending long term https://t.co/BODc6MfTgC #capitalrequirements #financialstability
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) November 30, 2018
Jens #Weidmann: Non-standard monetary policy should not become the “new normal” https://t.co/A6xhIYjngP #ecb #monetarypolicy #efweek18 @eurofinanceweek
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) November 20, 2018
Jens #Weidmann at the 8th @eiopa_europa_eu Annual Conference: Securing stability – Challenges from the low interest rate environment https://t.co/PTkYvG7iND #ecb #interestrate #insurancecompanies #EIOPAconference pic.twitter.com/llqpkPfxks
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) November 20, 2018
#MonthlyReport November: Economic boom continues despite temporary lull https://t.co/TMMorExE13 #economy #GDP #Germany
— Deutsche Bundesbank (@bundesbank) November 20, 2018
Running a business in Europe? If your bank is connected to #TIPS, you could receive payments from your customers immediately. Ask your bank if they’re using it! https://t.co/Ti9gFdCewq
— European Central Bank (@ecb) November 30, 2018
Jens Weidmann to continue as Chair of BIS Board for a second three-year term starting 1 November 2018 @bundesbank https://t.co/dhyIDg7keC pic.twitter.com/gtoL70Ukgh
— Bank for International Settlements (@BIS_org) May 8, 2018
CB speech: Weidmann (DE): Opening remarks – "Fourth cash symposium of the Deutsche Bundesbank" – https://t.co/QPXFCl17mc
— Bank for International Settlements (@BIS_org) February 26, 2018
International Transmission of Monetary Policy @nberpubs https://t.co/OIESmFPuIO (Buch @bundesbank, Goldberg @NYFedResearch. Hills @bankofengland) #spillovers #frictions pic.twitter.com/mSNeq3BVix
— MacroPru (@MacroPru) April 2, 2018
Weidmann: "new task of #macroprudential .. brings.. new demands for statistics" https://t.co/yXADeTGlVd @bundesbank pic.twitter.com/qAwSHHVvVd
— MacroPru (@MacroPru) November 20, 2015
MT @M_C_Klein "Credit & capital: Competition or complementarity?" Weidmann http://t.co/URNwR25xMT Bundesbank @IIF https://t.co/uuUBpWWtaC
— MacroPru (@MacroPru) June 25, 2015