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11.06.2019 - Wealth Price Index

Declining Prices in Northern Europe

by Philipp Immenkötter

In 2018, asset prices fell in many countries of the Euro area. In contrast to the development in recent years, however, it is not the southern countries of the euro area that have experienced a price erosion, the northern countries have. Drastically ...

15.05.2019 - Wealth Price Index

Q1-2019: Inflation picks up after falling prices

by Philipp Immenkötter

At the end of the first quarter of 2019, prices for assets held by German households had risen by 3.1% year-on-year. The decline in prices at the end of 2018 was offset by a recovery in spring 2019. Real estate prices rose most sharply year-on-year, ...

15.02.2019 - Wealth Price Index

Q4-2018: Price erosion in the fourth quarter

by Philipp Immenkötter

Although the asset price index rose by 0.9 % in 2018, in the fourth quarter prices for the assets owned by German households fell by 2.7 %. Falling prices for business and financial assets were the main reasons for this development. The wealthiest ho ...

11.12.2018 - Wealth Price Index

H1-2018: Asset price inflation continues

by Philipp Immenkötter

In the first and second quarter of 2018 asset price inflation in the Euro area remains robust but somewhat lower than in 2017. The highest inflation rate is found in Portugal and the lowest in Italy.

15.11.2018 - Wealth Price Index

Q3-2018: Inflation loses momentum

by Philipp Immenkötter

At the end of the third quarter of 2018, the prices for assets held by German households rose by 4.8 %. While tangible assets and especially real estate are still on an upward trend, prices for financial assets were stagnating. Differences in both th ...

15.08.2018 - Wealth Price Index

Q2-2018: Inflation remains very high

by Philipp Immenkötter

At the end of the second quarter of 2018, the price of assets held by German households rose by 6.8 % year-on-year. The price increase is driven by real assets such as real estate, while financial assets are falling.

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