Germany holds a vast gold reserve in a New York vault. With gold prices at record highs, selling a portion could generate big money. This m...

Germany's central bank warns of a potential two-year recession if trade tensions between the U.S. and EU escalate, triggered by possible ta...

Germany’s gold reserves stored in the United States have become a renewed topic of debate amid concerns about Donald Trump’s return to the ...

The Bank for International Settlements, a forum for central banks, the Bank of Spain, Germany's Bundesbank and the European Central Bank sa...

The cryptocurrency market is starting to bounce back a year after the collapse of exchange FTX and other big players in 2022 crushed prices...

A leading analyst, Jeremy Batstone-Carr, a European strategist at Raymond James has warned that the EU is holding a giant loan ‘volcano’ th...

The European Central Bank must keep raising interest rates even if a recession in Germany is increasingly likely, as inflation will stay un...

The PBOC is aiming to become the first major central bank to issue a CBDC, part of its push to internationalise the yuan and reduce depende...

Rehn’s comments come as the ECB prepares to cap its bond-buying program by the end of the year

Fintechs are not a threat to the existence of banks. But if banks don't adapt, they will be in trouble.

With excess liquidity passing €1 trillion as of September 1, the ECB now makes more than €11 million a day in interest from the deposit fac...

Almost Half of Germany’s gold is stored in vaults under the streets of Manhattan. Or is it?

With Germany planning a possible exit of Greece from the Eurozone, quantitative easing in Europe is now a reality.

Germany amassed gold reserves in the post-war era thanks to rapid economic expansion that saw growing exports to the United States.

Bundesbank holds to the opinion that government bond purchases by the Eurosystem are to be seen critically and entail significant stability...

Jean-Claude Trichet is bypassing the European Central Bank's (ECB) little-known secondary mandate as inflation propels policy makers toward...

German-led North’s Squaring off against south over who will control euro, ECB.