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  • Key ECB interest rates

    as of: 16/09/26
  • Index of consumer prices

    vs previous year
  • Gross domestic product (GDP)

    vs previous year
  • Unemployment rate (Eurostat)

    vs previous month
  • Deposit rate overnight

    vs previous month
  • Government bond yields

    vs previous month
  • Exchange rate EUR – USD

    vs previous day
  • Residential property prices

    Veränderung zum Vorjahr
  • Lending rate for house purchases

    vs previous month
  • Growth rate loans to corporations

    vs previous year

Governor's Corner

Insights from Governor Martin Kocher on current economic and monetary policy developments

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The designs on euro banknotes reflect shared European values:

- front: windows and gateways symbolise openness and cooperation in Europe
- twelve stars: represent unity, harmony and solidarity
- back: bridges symbolise connections between people in Europe and Europe’s links with the wider world

Learn more about the design of euro banknotes.
 

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On 1 July 1762, Empress Maria Theresa authorised the issuance of the first interest-free paper money, known as the “Wiener-Stadt-Banco-Zettel”. One reason for their introduction was the difficulty of transporting large quantities of coins. 

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Cash is distributed in Austria primarily through ATMs. 88% of people obtain their banknotes from there. 

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Before the introduction of the euro, Austria’s currency was the schilling. Between 1892 and 1925, the country used the Austrian crowns. 

Learn more about the history of money.

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The designs on euro banknotes reflect shared European values:

- front: windows and gateways symbolise openness and cooperation in Europe
- twelve stars: represent unity, harmony and solidarity
- back: bridges symbolise connections between people in Europe and Europe’s links with the wider world

Learn more about the design of euro banknotes.
 

Learn more

On 1 July 1762, Empress Maria Theresa authorised the issuance of the first interest-free paper money, known as the “Wiener-Stadt-Banco-Zettel”. One reason for their introduction was the difficulty of transporting large quantities of coins. 

Learn more about Austria’s monetary history.

Learn more

Cash is distributed in Austria primarily through ATMs. 88% of people obtain their banknotes from there. 

Learn more about cash supply in Austria.

Learn more

Before the introduction of the euro, Austria’s currency was the schilling. Between 1892 and 1925, the country used the Austrian crowns. 

Learn more about the history of money.

Learn more

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