Watch CNBC's full interview with Deutsche Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel
Joachim Nagel, president of Deutsche Bundesbank, discusses the German election and the central bank's annual report.
ECB's Nagel sees more rate cuts as inflation outlook encouraging
The European Central Bank has room to cut its interest rates further if inflation eases to its 2% goal this year as it ...
Huge Loss at German Central Bank Adds to Gloomy Outlook
Since interest rates have risen, central banks around the world have faced losses stemming from the high interest they pay on ...
ECB Rate Cuts Enter Final Stretch With Divisions Widening
The European Central Bank is nearing the final leg of its interest rate-cutting cycle with internal divisions set to ...
It’s 5 minutes to midnight for Germany’s economy, Bundesbank chief warns after central bank’s first loss in 45 years
The Bundesbank racked up its first loss since 1979, as president Joachim Nagel called on Germany's incoming government to ...
ECB Can Keep Cutting Rates as Inflation Approaches Target, Bundesbank’s Nagel Says
The European Central Bank could continue to reduce interest rates as eurozone inflation approaches its target, Bundesbank ...
Nagel: EZB-Kollegen sollten Zinssenkungsspekulation unterlassen
Die Währungshüter der Europäischen Zentralbank wären laut Ratsmitglied Joachim Nagel “gut beraten“, wenn sie angesichts der ...
New German government must quickly address faltering growth, Bundesbank says
Germany's incoming government must address the economy's structural faults quickly and should reform fiscal rules to allow ...
ECB’s Nagel Calls On Colleagues to Halt Rate-Cut Speculation
European Central Bank officials would be “well advised” to stop openly discussing their preferences for interest rates amid ...
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ECB Can Keep Cutting Rates as Inflation Approaches Target, Bundesbank’s Nagel Says
The European Central Bank can continue to reduce interest rates as eurozone inflation approaches its target, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said Tuesday. “Incoming data suggest that we are ...