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Since 2002, euro banknotes have been produced jointly by the national central banks (NCBs) of the euro area. Each NCB is responsible for, and bears the costs of, a proportion of the total annual production in one or more denominations. In 2009, the Italian, Austrian and German central banks, for instance are responsible for producing 1,043.65 million €100 banknotes.
The annual production of euro banknotes needs to be sufficient to meet expected increases in demand, such as seasonal peaks, and to replace unfit banknotes. It also has to be able to cope with unexpected surges in demand. Production volumes for the year ahead are calculated on the basis of forecasts provided by the NCBs and a central forecast made by the ECB, thus combining national expertise with a euro area-wide perspective. The figures calculated need to be approved by the Governing Council of the ECB.
Coins
Responsibility for minting euro coins lies with the national governments of the euro area countries. However, the overall value of the coins to be put into circulation annually has to be approved by the Governing Council of the ECB.
Banknotes
Coins
Banknotes
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2013
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€5---€104,50045,000DE, CY, EE, GR, ES, FR, IE, IT, MT, LU, NL, AT, SI, SK, FI€202,50050,000DE, CY, EE, GR, FR, IT, MT, LU, NL, PT, SI, SK, FI€501,00050,000BE, DE, ES€100---€200---€500---TOTAL8,000145,000
2012
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€52,915.3014,576.52BE, ES, FR, IT, AT€101,959.0419,590.45DE, GR, FR, IE, PT€201,703.9534,079.03CY, EE, FR, IT, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€501,530.4376,521.70BE, DE, ES, IT€100298.1329,813.20DE€20050.0010,000.04DE€5000.000.00-TOTAL8,456.87184,580.95
2011
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,714.808,574.00DE, CY, ES, FR, IE, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€101,541.2015,412.00DE, GR, FR, AT, PT€20536.6010,732.00CY, FR, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€502,169.10108,455.00BE, DE, ES, IT€1000.000.00-€2000.000.00-€50056.2028,100.00ATTOTAL6,017.90171,273.00
2010
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,309.906,549.50ES, FR, NL, PT€101,540.1015,401.00DE, GR, FR, IE, IT, AT€201,898.0037,960.00DE, CY, FR, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€501,700.0085,000.00BE, DE, ES, IT€100500.0050,000.00IT€200100.0020,000.00DE€500100.0050,000.00ATTOTAL7,148.00264,910.50
2009
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,118.075,590.35FR, NL€101,352.9513,529.50DE, GR, FR, AT€204,228.2884,565.60DE, CY, GR, ES, FR, IE, IT, MT, LU, NL, PT, SI, FI€502,958.46147,923.00BE, DE, ES, IT€1001,043.65104,365.00DE, IT, AT€200---€500240.00120,000.00DETOTAL10,941.41475,973.45
2008
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,369.806,849.00DE, ES, FR, PT€102,130.2021,302.00DE, GR, FR, AT€201,755.3035,106.00ES, FR, IE, IT, LU, NL, SI, FI€501,059.9052,995.00BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€100130.0013,000.00IT€200---€500---TOTAL6,445.20129,252.00
2007
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€59804,900DE, ES, FR€101,28012,800DE, GR, FR, NL, AT€201,89037,800GR, ES, FR, IE, IT, PT, FI€501,73086,500BE, DE, ES, IT€100230 23,000IT, LU, NL€200---€50019095,000DETOTAL6,300260,000
2006
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,0805,400ES, FR, IE, AT, FI€101,78017,800DE, GR, FR, NL€201,94038,800DE, ES, FR, IT, PT€501,92096,000BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€100280 28,000IT, LU, AT€200---€500---TOTAL7,000186,000
2005
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€55302,650FR€101,02010,200DE, GR, IE, AT€2070014,000ES, FR, NL, PT, FI€501,10055,000BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€10090 9,000IT€200---€50019095,000DE, LUTOTAL3,630185,850
2004
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€5---€103783,780DE, FR, GR, IE, AT€202905,794FR, PT€5068334,160BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€100124 12,450IT, FI€200---€50010451,800DE, LUTOTAL1,579107,984
2003
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€5110550FR€109999,991DE, GR, IE, AT€201,07121,422DE, ES, FR, NL, PT€5065732,850BE, ES, IT, NL€100122 12,200IT, FI€20013326,600DE, LU€500---TOTAL3,092103,613
2002
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,1315,655FR, NL, AT, PT€101,04510,450DE, GR, IE€201,55531,100ES, FR, IT, FI€5074237,100BE, ES, NL€100307 30,700IT, LU€200---€500---TOTAL4,780115,005
Coins
This table shows only the production breakdown for the respective cash changeover (in million of coins). Country (changeover)1 cent2 cent5 cent10 cent20 cent50 cent€ 1€ 2TotalDifferences are due to rounding. The countries are listed in alphabetical order in their own language.Belgium (2002)3353373003271811971601201,957Germany (2002)3,7001,8002,3003,3001,6001,6001,7001,00017,000Greece (2002)73143240214309121981361,333Spain (2002)8111,5001,0839019011,2644351907,085France (2002)1,7001,5001,1301,0808006508204708,150Ireland (2002)27717614411413882102451,078Italy (2002)1,0009001,3809001,4001,1009503107,940Cyprus (2008)26100607065302816395Luxembourg (2002)2020202010101010120Malta (2008)1036344140151410200Netherlands (2002)5004006005002202501701602,800Austria (2002)3502101404001901602001501,800Portugal (2002)23227219622011615268401,296Slovenia (2007)4544444337323021296Finland (2002)223612962117160501,052TOTAL9,081 7,440 8,032 8,426 6,218 5,734 4,846 2,730 52,502
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Banknotes
Since 2002, euro banknotes have been produced jointly by the national central banks (NCBs) of the euro area. Each NCB is responsible for, and bears the costs of, a proportion of the total annual production in one or more denominations. In 2009, the Italian, Austrian and German central banks, for instance are responsible for producing 1,043.65 million €100 banknotes.
The annual production of euro banknotes needs to be sufficient to meet expected increases in demand, such as seasonal peaks, and to replace unfit banknotes. It also has to be able to cope with unexpected surges in demand. Production volumes for the year ahead are calculated on the basis of forecasts provided by the NCBs and a central forecast made by the ECB, thus combining national expertise with a euro area-wide perspective. The figures calculated need to be approved by the Governing Council of the ECB.
Coins
Responsibility for minting euro coins lies with the national governments of the euro area countries. However, the overall value of the coins to be put into circulation annually has to be approved by the Governing Council of the ECB.
Banknotes
Coins
Banknotes
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2013
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€5---€104,50045,000DE, CY, EE, GR, ES, FR, IE, IT, MT, LU, NL, AT, SI, SK, FI€202,50050,000DE, CY, EE, GR, FR, IT, MT, LU, NL, PT, SI, SK, FI€501,00050,000BE, DE, ES€100---€200---€500---TOTAL8,000145,000
2012
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€52,915.3014,576.52BE, ES, FR, IT, AT€101,959.0419,590.45DE, GR, FR, IE, PT€201,703.9534,079.03CY, EE, FR, IT, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€501,530.4376,521.70BE, DE, ES, IT€100298.1329,813.20DE€20050.0010,000.04DE€5000.000.00-TOTAL8,456.87184,580.95
2011
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,714.808,574.00DE, CY, ES, FR, IE, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€101,541.2015,412.00DE, GR, FR, AT, PT€20536.6010,732.00CY, FR, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€502,169.10108,455.00BE, DE, ES, IT€1000.000.00-€2000.000.00-€50056.2028,100.00ATTOTAL6,017.90171,273.00
2010
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,309.906,549.50ES, FR, NL, PT€101,540.1015,401.00DE, GR, FR, IE, IT, AT€201,898.0037,960.00DE, CY, FR, MT, LU, NL, SI, SK, FI€501,700.0085,000.00BE, DE, ES, IT€100500.0050,000.00IT€200100.0020,000.00DE€500100.0050,000.00ATTOTAL7,148.00264,910.50
2009
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,118.075,590.35FR, NL€101,352.9513,529.50DE, GR, FR, AT€204,228.2884,565.60DE, CY, GR, ES, FR, IE, IT, MT, LU, NL, PT, SI, FI€502,958.46147,923.00BE, DE, ES, IT€1001,043.65104,365.00DE, IT, AT€200---€500240.00120,000.00DETOTAL10,941.41475,973.45
2008
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,369.806,849.00DE, ES, FR, PT€102,130.2021,302.00DE, GR, FR, AT€201,755.3035,106.00ES, FR, IE, IT, LU, NL, SI, FI€501,059.9052,995.00BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€100130.0013,000.00IT€200---€500---TOTAL6,445.20129,252.00
2007
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€59804,900DE, ES, FR€101,28012,800DE, GR, FR, NL, AT€201,89037,800GR, ES, FR, IE, IT, PT, FI€501,73086,500BE, DE, ES, IT€100230 23,000IT, LU, NL€200---€50019095,000DETOTAL6,300260,000
2006
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,0805,400ES, FR, IE, AT, FI€101,78017,800DE, GR, FR, NL€201,94038,800DE, ES, FR, IT, PT€501,92096,000BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€100280 28,000IT, LU, AT€200---€500---TOTAL7,000186,000
2005
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€55302,650FR€101,02010,200DE, GR, IE, AT€2070014,000ES, FR, NL, PT, FI€501,10055,000BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€10090 9,000IT€200---€50019095,000DE, LUTOTAL3,630185,850
2004
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€5---€103783,780DE, FR, GR, IE, AT€202905,794FR, PT€5068334,160BE, DE, ES, IT, NL€100124 12,450IT, FI€200---€50010451,800DE, LUTOTAL1,579107,984
2003
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€5110550FR€109999,991DE, GR, IE, AT€201,07121,422DE, ES, FR, NL, PT€5065732,850BE, ES, IT, NL€100122 12,200IT, FI€20013326,600DE, LU€500---TOTAL3,092103,613
2002
DenominationQuantity (in millions of banknotes)Value (€ millions)NCBs commissioning production€51,1315,655FR, NL, AT, PT€101,04510,450DE, GR, IE€201,55531,100ES, FR, IT, FI€5074237,100BE, ES, NL€100307 30,700IT, LU€200---€500---TOTAL4,780115,005
Coins
This table shows only the production breakdown for the respective cash changeover (in million of coins). Country (changeover)1 cent2 cent5 cent10 cent20 cent50 cent€ 1€ 2TotalDifferences are due to rounding. The countries are listed in alphabetical order in their own language.Belgium (2002)3353373003271811971601201,957Germany (2002)3,7001,8002,3003,3001,6001,6001,7001,00017,000Greece (2002)73143240214309121981361,333Spain (2002)8111,5001,0839019011,2644351907,085France (2002)1,7001,5001,1301,0808006508204708,150Ireland (2002)27717614411413882102451,078Italy (2002)1,0009001,3809001,4001,1009503107,940Cyprus (2008)26100607065302816395Luxembourg (2002)2020202010101010120Malta (2008)1036344140151410200Netherlands (2002)5004006005002202501701602,800Austria (2002)3502101404001901602001501,800Portugal (2002)23227219622011615268401,296Slovenia (2007)4544444337323021296Finland (2002)223612962117160501,052TOTAL9,081 7,440 8,032 8,426 6,218 5,734 4,846 2,730 52,502
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Per m5s. l’idea della cassa dep e prestiti stile banca nazionale tedesca, e l idea dell’oro della b d italia, senza passare dalla ue.
L’indice di borsa italiano dovrebbe quasi raddoppiare per raggiungere quei valori del 2008 che il D Jones e il Dax hanno praticamente raggiunto e superato.
Cosa sia successo dal 2008 al 2013 in Italia è cosa nota ed anche il fatto che Berlusconi ha praticamente bloccato il paese in questi anni indietro alle sue beghe processuali, e le banche hanno giocato con i derivati e le calssi politiche non hanno attuato le riforme,siano fattori di non crescita.
L’Italia ha due strade per crescere:
a)abbattere il debito pubblico e portarlo giu di almeno 300 miliardi di euro,in un colpo solo
b)uscire dall ‘euro e tenervi un cambio ancorato ma fluttuante per poter giocare sulla svalutazione competitiva e sulle esportazioni.
L’esempio di Danimarca e Svezia.Ma l’Italia dovrebbe avere il coraggio di rendersi propositiva nei confronti di Spagna Portogallo Grecia.
E’ piu facile abbattere il debito,attraverso un acquisto forzoso dalle mani dei sottoscrittori dei btp e cct ctz in circolazione e scadenti nei prossimi anni, che d’imperio dovrebbero essere acquistati dalla cassa dep e prestiti,rimborsati alla pari in via anticipata.
PREMESSA: Le riserve della Banca d Italia sono proprietà della collettività italiana ed ammontano a oltre 200 miliardi di euro, per cui se messe a garanzia di emissioni obbligazionarie queste possono essere anche per un valore multiplo, diciamo 600 miliardi di euo( un multiplo pari a 3 volte)
PRIMO: La cassa Dep e Prestiti andrebbe nazionalizzata e ,in cambio di garanzie aurre della Banca d italia (Banca d’Italia, che detiene riserve di oro per 2.541 tonnellate, a cui vanno aggiunte riserve valutarie per 50,6 miliardi e le altre riserve in oro presumibilmente depositate all’estero.) emetterebbe obbligazioni con collaterale aureo il cui tasso sarebbe molto piu basso.diciamo che anziche pagare il 4%, si potrebbe pagare 1% ed avere un risparmio di 90 miliardi annui di interessi,in 10 anni sarebbero 900 miliardi di euro risparmiati.
SECONDO: Con 600 miliardi di euro collocati sul mercato raccoglierebbe soldi per azzerare 300 miliardi di titoli a 10 anni vita resudua- con altri 300 miliardi pagherebbe tutti i debiti della P.A. verso imprese e finanzierebbe infrastrutture.
Per m5s. l’idea della cassa dep e prestiti stile banca nazionale tedesca, e l idea dell’oro della b d italia, senza passare dalla ue.
L’indice di borsa italiano dovrebbe quasi raddoppiare per raggiungere quei valori del 2008 che il D Jones e il Dax hanno praticamente raggiunto e superato.
Cosa sia successo dal 2008 al 2013 in Italia è cosa nota ed anche il fatto che Berlusconi ha praticamente bloccato il paese in questi anni indietro alle sue beghe processuali, e le banche hanno giocato con i derivati e le calssi politiche non hanno attuato le riforme,siano fattori di non crescita.
L’Italia ha due strade per crescere:
a)abbattere il debito pubblico e portarlo giu di almeno 300 miliardi di euro,in un colpo solo
b)uscire dall ‘euro e tenervi un cambio ancorato ma fluttuante per poter giocare sulla svalutazione competitiva e sulle esportazioni.
L’esempio di Danimarca e Svezia.Ma l’Italia dovrebbe avere il coraggio di rendersi propositiva nei confronti di Spagna Portogallo Grecia.
E’ piu facile abbattere il debito,attraverso un acquisto forzoso dalle mani dei sottoscrittori dei btp e cct ctz in circolazione e scadenti nei prossimi anni, che d’imperio dovrebbero essere acquistati dalla cassa dep e prestiti,rimborsati alla pari in via anticipata.
PREMESSA: Le riserve della Banca d Italia sono proprietà della collettività italiana ed ammontano a oltre 200 miliardi di euro, per cui se messe a garanzia di emissioni obbligazionarie queste possono essere anche per un valore multiplo, diciamo 600 miliardi di euo( un multiplo pari a 3 volte)
PRIMO: La cassa Dep e Prestiti andrebbe nazionalizzata e ,in cambio di garanzie aurre della Banca d italia (Banca d’Italia, che detiene riserve di oro per 2.541 tonnellate, a cui vanno aggiunte riserve valutarie per 50,6 miliardi e le altre riserve in oro presumibilmente depositate all’estero.) emetterebbe obbligazioni con collaterale aureo il cui tasso sarebbe molto piu basso.diciamo che anziche pagare il 4%, si potrebbe pagare 1% ed avere un risparmio di 90 miliardi annui di interessi,in 10 anni sarebbero 900 miliardi di euro risparmiati.
SECONDO: Con 600 miliardi di euro collocati sul mercato raccoglierebbe soldi per azzerare 300 miliardi di titoli a 10 anni vita resudua- con altri 300 miliardi pagherebbe tutti i debiti della P.A. verso imprese e finanzierebbe infrastrutture.
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