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Navigating the new currency landscap The Kathmandu Post02:21 5-Oct-24
Implications of Central Bank Digital Currency for Monetary Operations International Monetary Fund (Press Release)16:20 4-Oct-24
CBDCs and Financial Privacy American Institute for Economic Research11:41 3-Oct-24
Positioning Central Bank Digital Currency in the Payments Landscape International Monetary Fund (Press Release)19:55 2-Oct-24
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Canada shelves retail CBDC work Finextra00:01 24-Sept-24
Central Bank Digital Currency Adoption: Inclusive Strategies for Intermediaries and Users International Monetary Fund (Press Release)03:51 21-Sept-24
Consumer demand for central bank digital currency as a means of payment European Central Bank (Press Release)00:12 19-Sept-24
The $6 trillion gamble the RBA isn’t willing to take The Sydney Morning Herald19:05 18-Sept-24
Financial Innovation and the Future of CBDC in Australia Reserve Bank of Australia00:27 18-Sept-24
Retail users power up e-Rupee transactions The Economic Times20:37 16-Sept-24
Supporting rural entrepreneurial opportunities across Atlantic Canada Government of Canada (Press Release)15:50 12-Sept-24
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About our CBDCs news

Latest news on CBDCs (central bank digital currencies), a digital form of fiat currency that is issued by a country's central bank. CBDCs are designed to combine the best features of both fiat currency and cryptocurrency, and are seen as a potential way to modernise the global financial system.

CBDCs are still in the early stages of development, and there are currently no functioning CBDCs. However, a number of central banks, including the Bank of England and the European Central Bank, are researching the feasibility of introducing CBDCs.

The benefits of CBDCs include increased security and efficiency, as well as the potential to reduce the cost of cross-border payments. However, there are also risks associated with CBDCs, including the possibility of destabilising the banking system and increasing the risk of cybercrime.


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