Bundesbank VP Warns Low Rates Could Bring Investors Risks

The video discusses the origins and impacts of low interest rates, focusing on their effects on financial markets, particularly banks and insurance companies. It highlights the risks of excessive risk-taking and asset bubbles, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and macroprudential tools. The German housing market is analyzed, noting potential overvaluations in metropolitan areas but no immediate risks. The video also compares the European Central Bank's views on financial stability and inflation, concluding with a discussion on the euro area's low inflation rates.

What is the current situation in the German housing market regarding asset price bubbles?

What measures are suggested to mitigate risks in the real estate market?

How does the viewpoint of the European Central Bank differ from that of the German financial stability authorities?