Translation of "Central buying" in German

Why is Finland’s central bank buying Austrian bonds, you may wonder.

Still selling central bank bills by the central bank discounting buying from their customers.

Our customers consist of large and medium sized central buying organizations of supermarkets, green shops and petshops.

It is scandalous to leave these farmers at the mercy of processors and predators from the large central buying offices, which make profits at the expense of both producers and consumers.

The central buying office is obliged to adhere to the rules and conditions of this Decision and Annex, when purchasing food aid products on the market.

The Council ought, firstly, to decide to set up an exceptional fund to provide assistance to non-industrial dairy production; secondly, to immediately set a minimum intra-European price that the central buying offices would be obliged to adhere to without any increase in prices for consumers; and, thirdly, to block national production quotas and put a stop to improper imports from outside the Community.

It also seems necessary to me to demand central buying offices for supermarkets, with the prices taking account of the real costs incurred by small-scale fishermen.

Once the price of money (interest rates) hit zero, central banks tried buying mountains of public and private debt from commercial banks to give them an incentive to lend freely.

If, say, the central bank starts buying long_term bonds from the private sector at below_market interest rates, this should help convince the public that the bank intends to stick to a future low interest_rate policy.

Those requests were refused on the ground that the purchases concerned had been made from central buying offices or dealers in metropolitan France, outside the control of Groupe Danone and it subsidiaries and without any action on the part of Mr Chevassus-Marche.

The Grossmarkthalle – the city’s former wholesale market hall – was built between 1926 and 1928 to serve as a central location for buying and selling fruit and vegetables in Frankfurt and its surrounding area.

Third time that more time was bought when the European Central Bank started buying out Greek bonds

With very low gilt yields and credit spreads that are being supported by coming central bank buying, accommodative policy and low defaults, and a benign consumption environment, it is no surprise that corporate bond yield breakevens are at the lowest level we have gathered data for.

Related to the BRICS, do you pay attention to the fact that the central banks of Russia, China and India and also South American central banks are buying gold big time?

The publication of the book was delayed several years, and when it finally appeared, the public libraries in Sweden were deterred from buying it by means of a disparaging review published by the central librarian buying department.

Located in Mechelen, this central buying office proposes different products and services such as medicine distribution but also a computer service designed for the chemists mainly situated in the provinces of Antwerp, Flemish Brabant and Limburg.

With the European Central Bank (ECB) buying up sovereign bonds since March as part of its quantitative easing (QE) programme and with recent talk of extending or expanding the programmes, bond yields are likely to remain low. Therefore, institutionals have started to focus even more heavily on property as an asset class.

In view of our strong creditworthiness, we anticipate slightly less attractive conditions in 2019, despite the normalization of the liquidity situation on international capital markets after the end of the central banks' bond-buying programs in the United States and Europe.

They asked why the Russian Central Bank keeps buying US bonds and supports the US Dollar at the expense of the rouble.

True, the European Central Bank's bond buying, which up to now had only been possible because DBRS kept its credit rating above junk status, comes as a relief.

An economic recovery plan which works through the wealth effect - such as the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme - favours the wealthy first and foremost.