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Antivorsprung durch Straffung
Former Merkel adviser will become fourth chair in three years at German lender
Bundesbank president says surge in energy prices caused by Russia’s gas squeeze likely to drive inflation above 10%
Joachim Nagel reflects concerns over plan to counter divergence in eurozone borrowing costs
Price pressures set to linger in France and Germany, triggering concern from the Bundesbank and Banque de France
Joachim Nagel says delaying action now would risk sharper rises in the future
Central bank says sudden disruption of supplies to EU could trigger sharp recession this year
Central bank head offers confirmation it will continue its hawkish tradition of fighting inflation
Credit risks have been ‘underestimated’, vice-president Claudia Buch tells FT
Joachim Nagel will have to decide stance on ECB stimulus withdrawal and EU fiscal rules
Economist is likely to uphold Jens Weidmann’s hawkish stance on monetary policy
BIS executive likely to be picked to replace Jens Weidmann, according to person with knowledge of the talks
Global tensions have convinced politicians that an economically strong and united Europe is more important than a balanced budget
German central banker said to have tired of fighting an often lonely battle over bond buying and negative rates
Bundesbank president was a prominent dissenting voice at the ECB
Choice of central bank head will send early signal on balance of power between three parties
Head of Germany’s central bank was a vocal and often lonely critic of the ECB’s ultra-loose monetary policy
With global forces slowing growth while increasing inflation, policymakers are struggling to find a path forward
Pandemic and climate change have shifted Jens Weidmann’s red lines
Dovish shift marks break with the traditional stance of the Bundesbank
Jens Weidmann says ‘inflation is not dead’ and warns of risk that energy prices will rise
Jens Weidmann warns German inflation will surge to more than 3% this year
German regulator omitted Bundesbank opposition and did not disclose it was investigating Wirecard, documents show
Germany’s central bank informed regulator that financial stability risks could not justify intervention
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