These areas are bilingual, i.e., German and Sorbian are both used.

The Dax at Frankfurt fell 0,4 and London 0,1 .

In Frankfurt, the Dax fell 1.2 percent closing at 5985 points.

The second poem is about the Battle of Lake Regillus and describes the intervention of Castor and Pollux.

Or will some simply begin to contact real estate agents to line up office space in Paris or Frankfurt?

The UBS survey shows that prices in Frankfurt are 8 higher than in Berlin.

The Consulate General of the United States in Frankfurt in Eckenheim is even the largest American consulate in the world.

But Main Street sees what happens on Wall Street and in London and Frankfurt.

He went to the Iraqi consulate in Frankfurt to get a one way travel document and came home.

But it may be a mistake to assume that central bankers in Frankfurt lack regional or national bias. I examined the question of regional bias in the US Federal Reserve, whose monetary policy body, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), is composed of seven officials from Washington and five from regional offices.

But it may be a mistake to assume that central bankers in Frankfurt lack regional or national bias.

Kitty was walking with her mother and the Moscow Colonel, who swaggered gaily in his short, German coat, bought ready made in Frankfort.

On a mild day in late August a German police helicopter buzzed low over the US consulate in Frankfurt, the financial capital of Germany.

For that reason, the euro s fate lies not in Athens, or in Rome, but at the ECB s headquarters in Frankfurt.

But just two months earlier, in Frankfurt, Mr. Greenspan had cautioned that the US deficit could not go on forever without the dollar depreciating.

The regulator is demanding that the Frankfurt based bank take responsibility for substantial losses, but has not yet specified the exact sum.

In 1883 he settled in Frankfurt, where he joined the faculty of the Hoch Conservatory in 1908 he became director of the school.

The anti inflation hawks in Frankfurt are not at all happy with Bernanke s aggressive 50 basis point cut and the promise of more to come.

LONDON Last week, central bankers from around the world assembled in Frankfurt to bask in the glory of the euro s first ten years.

Mr. Greenspan s statement in Frankfurt in November alarmed senior European Central Bank (ECB) officials, who considered it a provocation one that promptly sent the dollar into an unwanted tailspin.

In a recent personal interview in his Frankfurt office, I asked Duisenberg what had been his single most important accomplishment in office.

In June, the ECB jettisoned its long standing practice of not changing rates outside of Frankfurt, increasing them by 25 basis points in Madrid.

Two serious conclusions follow from all this first, any change to the voting rules of the ECB's Governing Council should minimize the potential for regional bias, which can only grow with expansion eastward. Second, reformers should not presume that officials at the ECB's Frankfurt headquarters are less likely to show bias than officials from national central banks.

Second, reformers should not presume that officials at the ECB's Frankfurt headquarters are less likely to show bias than officials from national central banks.

One proposal currently making the rounds in Frankfurt is to split Issing s current portfolio in two, transferring part of the chief economist s responsibilities to another Board member.

Each entrant will add one member, while the number of officials from the ECB's headquarters in Frankfurt will remain fixed at six.

Welcoming the meeting of the Consultative Group in Frankfurt, Germany, on 4 and 5 February 1999, in particular the pledges of the international donor community and the presentation of the Palestinian Development Plan for the years 1999 2003,

Welcoming the meeting of the Consultative Group in Frankfurt, Germany, on 4 and 5 February 1999, in particular the pledges of the international donor community and the presentation of the Palestinian Development Plan for the years 1999 2003,

Thus, the EBA was established in London, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is located in Paris, and the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) found a home in Frankfurt.

Not only do the US administration and its federal agencies have to accept that a safety standard established and tested in Frankfurt or Athens is equivalent to its US counterpart congressional committees must agree.

This explains the large gaps between current prices for real estate in the US, equities in New York, London, and Frankfurt, and long term bonds everywhere and what one would conventionally think their fundamental values should be.