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SWP+SWP+Kurzfristig geparktes Geld
Derzeit attraktives Tagesgeld – 2027 dürfte es damit vorbei sein

Sparer können in den kommenden Wochen auf steigende Zinsen hoffen. Für das neue Jahr sind die Experten aber vorsichtiger.
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Frankfurt am Main
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A car drives near the European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters (R) and other high-rise buildings in the banking district in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany, on April 29, 2026, one day before the meeting on the Eurozone's monetary policy. Inflation expectations are closely watched by the ECB, which is mulling whether it needs to hike interest rates if consumer prices rise faster due to the US-Israeli war against Iran. The ECB holds its next meeting on Thursday, April 30, and although it is expected to hold rates steady again for now as it waits for the impact of the conflict to become clearer, there will be sharp focus on President Lagarde's press conference for whatever clues she gives about the bank's outlook. (Photo by Kirill KUDRYAVTSEV / AFP)

In einer Befragung rechnete kein Bank damit, dass der Aufwärtstrend bei Zinsen auch zu Beginn des kommenden Jahres anhält.

KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV/AFP