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BIS report reveals strong interest in wholesale CBDC among central banks worldwide
The latest survey by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) shows that 94% of central banks around the world are actively exploring central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), especially the development and pilot projects of wholesale CBDCs have increased sharply.
The research paper suggests that central banks are proceeding cautiously and taking diverse approaches to implementing and designing CBDCs.
The survey also found that central banks are actively exploring CBDCs, with a focus on maintaining the role of central bank money in the context of the rise of privately issued digital currencies. In addition, improving domestic payment efficiency, promoting financial inclusion, and improving cross-border payment systems are other important drivers.
The research paper suggests that central banks are proceeding cautiously and taking diverse approaches to implementing and designing CBDCs.
The survey also found that central banks are actively exploring CBDCs, with a focus on maintaining the role of central bank money in the context of the rise of privately issued digital currencies. In addition, improving domestic payment efficiency, promoting financial inclusion, and improving cross-border payment systems are other important drivers.
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French and Hong Kong regulators sign a memorandum of cooperation to explore wholesale CBDC and tokenization
Recently, the Banque de France (BDF) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced a partnership to jointly work on the research and development of wholesale central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and tokenization of financial assets. This cooperation is seen as an important milestone in financial innovation and enhancing the interoperability of digital currencies.
The participation of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is said to mark an important development on the international financial stage. As one of the first non-Eurosystem central bank institutions to join the ECB’s Eurosystem exploratory work, this step highlights the HKMA’s leadership in promoting financial innovation and digital currencies.
The participation of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is said to mark an important development on the international financial stage. As one of the first non-Eurosystem central bank institutions to join the ECB’s Eurosystem exploratory work, this step highlights the HKMA’s leadership in promoting financial innovation and digital currencies.
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According to Reuters, China's central bank on Tuesday unveiled its largest stimulus package since the outbreak of the epidemic, aimed at getting the economy out of deflation and back to the government's growth target, including lowering borrowing costs, injecting more money into the economy and reducing the burden of household mortgage repayments. Chinese stocks and bond markets rose, with Asian stocks hitting a two-and-a-half-year high. The yuan jumped to a 16-month high against the dollar
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Fed Chairman Powell confirms regulators have no plans to recommend or adopt central bank digital currencies
Jerome Powell told lawmakers that the Federal Reserve has no plans to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC) without explicit authorization from Congress.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on monetary policy on March 7 that regulators are still far from adopting or even recommending a central bank digital currency (CBDC). .
Powell's testimony at the conference was aimed at allaying concerns about privacy issues, emphasizing that the Fed would not be involved in creating a system that would allow the government to spy on the transactions of U.S. citizens.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on monetary policy on March 7 that regulators are still far from adopting or even recommending a central bank digital currency (CBDC). .
Powell's testimony at the conference was aimed at allaying concerns about privacy issues, emphasizing that the Fed would not be involved in creating a system that would allow the government to spy on the transactions of U.S. citizens.
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🚫Fed Chairman Powell rejects US CBDC, digital dollar is out of the question?
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has said that he will not launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC), or digital dollar, during his term in office in the United States. This is really annoying!
At a hearing of the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday, Senator Bernie Moreno asked Powell directly: "Can you guarantee that as long as you are still the chairman of the Federal Reserve, there will be no central bank digital currency in the United States?" Powell answered very straightforwardly: "Yes!" The attitude is very clear!
The Federal Reserve has actually been studying CBDC before, wanting to see if this currency can make the payment system more efficient and safer. But now it seems that, at least during Powell's term, the digital dollar is basically out of the question.
Powell's statement actually reflects the difference between US policies and global trends. Now many countries in the world are developing their own digital currencies. For example, the digital RMB in mainland China has been piloted since 2020, and Russia, Turkey, and Japan are also exploring similar things. But the United States, especially Republican lawmakers, have always opposed the government issuing digital currencies.
Last year, the U.S. House of Representatives also passed a bill prohibiting the Federal Reserve from issuing CBDCs. Recently, President Trump also issued an executive order prohibiting federal agencies from promoting or issuing CBDCs. It seems that there are great differences of opinion in the United States on the issue of CBDCs. Coupled with Powell's clear statement, it may be a relief for those who are worried that CBDCs will affect personal freedom and privacy. However, some people think that the United States is lagging behind in this matter, so they do this.
💬 Do you think it is a good or bad thing for the United States not to engage in CBDCs? Does this mean that the United States will lag behind in the digital currency track? Leave a message in the comment area to discuss!
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has said that he will not launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC), or digital dollar, during his term in office in the United States. This is really annoying!
At a hearing of the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday, Senator Bernie Moreno asked Powell directly: "Can you guarantee that as long as you are still the chairman of the Federal Reserve, there will be no central bank digital currency in the United States?" Powell answered very straightforwardly: "Yes!" The attitude is very clear!
The Federal Reserve has actually been studying CBDC before, wanting to see if this currency can make the payment system more efficient and safer. But now it seems that, at least during Powell's term, the digital dollar is basically out of the question.
Powell's statement actually reflects the difference between US policies and global trends. Now many countries in the world are developing their own digital currencies. For example, the digital RMB in mainland China has been piloted since 2020, and Russia, Turkey, and Japan are also exploring similar things. But the United States, especially Republican lawmakers, have always opposed the government issuing digital currencies.
Last year, the U.S. House of Representatives also passed a bill prohibiting the Federal Reserve from issuing CBDCs. Recently, President Trump also issued an executive order prohibiting federal agencies from promoting or issuing CBDCs. It seems that there are great differences of opinion in the United States on the issue of CBDCs. Coupled with Powell's clear statement, it may be a relief for those who are worried that CBDCs will affect personal freedom and privacy. However, some people think that the United States is lagging behind in this matter, so they do this.
💬 Do you think it is a good or bad thing for the United States not to engage in CBDCs? Does this mean that the United States will lag behind in the digital currency track? Leave a message in the comment area to discuss!
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Qatar Central Bank launches first phase of central bank digital currency (CBDC) project
The central bank will test and develop selected central bank digital currency (CBDC) applications for use in large-value payment settlements with domestic and foreign banks.
Qatar Central Bank (QCB) has announced the completion of infrastructure construction for its central bank digital currency (CBDC) project, marking a major milestone in its efforts to embrace digital financial transformation.
In a press release on June 2, the Qatar Central Bank (QCB) said that the first phase of its central bank digital currency (CBDC) project has been launched and is expected to last until October.
Qatar Central Bank (QCB) has announced the completion of infrastructure construction for its central bank digital currency (CBDC) project, marking a major milestone in its efforts to embrace digital financial transformation.
In a press release on June 2, the Qatar Central Bank (QCB) said that the first phase of its central bank digital currency (CBDC) project has been launched and is expected to last until October.
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The U.S. House of Representatives voted to ban the Federal Reserve from issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) directly to citizens
Supporters say the new bill will prevent unelected bureaucrats from using CBDCs (central bank digital currencies) to spy on U.S. citizens.
The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Thursday in favor of banning the Federal Reserve from issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) directly to its citizens.
The CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act received the support of 213 Republicans and 3 Democrats, with the final vote being 262 in favor and 192 against.
Republicans pass yet another encryption bill
The bill, sponsored by pro-cryptocurrency Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN), marks the third cryptocurrency-focused legislation approved by Congress this month and has been warmly welcomed by the online crypto community, which favors trustless, decentralized currencies like Bitcoin.
The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Thursday in favor of banning the Federal Reserve from issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) directly to its citizens.
The CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act received the support of 213 Republicans and 3 Democrats, with the final vote being 262 in favor and 192 against.
Republicans pass yet another encryption bill
The bill, sponsored by pro-cryptocurrency Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN), marks the third cryptocurrency-focused legislation approved by Congress this month and has been warmly welcomed by the online crypto community, which favors trustless, decentralized currencies like Bitcoin.
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