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  1. The European Parliament and ECB are seeking backing for a digital euro to reduce reliance on existing payment providers and mitigate risks from geopolitical factors like Trump's tariffs.
  2. The ECB is moving forward by issuing the digital euro as central bank money, while the Parliament negotiates the final implementation details.

Italian private sector banks, including UniCredit, are participating in the digital euro pilot and cooperating with the Central Bank.

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Italian private sector banks, including UniCredit, are participating in the digital euro pilot and cooperating with the Central Bank.

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Within The European Parliament and ECB are seeking backing for a digital euro to reduce reliance on existing payment providers and mitigate risks from geopolitical factors like Trump's tariffs.

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