Bundesbank Law

The Bundesbank Law establishes the legal framework for Germany’s central bank, the Bundesbank, defining its responsibilities and independence. It ensures the Bundesbank manages monetary policy, keeps inflation stable, and maintains financial stability. The law grants the Bundesbank independence from political influence, allowing it to perform its functions effectively. It also sets rules for how the bank interacts with the European Central Bank and other authorities. Overall, the law ensures the Bundesbank operates transparently and efficiently to support Germany’s economic stability and integration within the eurozone.