Germany's Bundesbank posted an €8.6 billion loss in 2025 due to interest rate and economic shifts.

Germany's central bank, the Bundesbank, reported an €8.6 billion loss for 2025, marking a significant financial setback. The loss stems from challenges in managing its portfolio amid shifting interest rates and economic conditions. This result follows several years of profitability and reflects broader pressures facing European central banks. The Bundesbank said it remains committed to its monetary policy responsibilities and financial stability goals despite the loss.