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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Updated Jul 22
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What happened
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.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The ECB is moving forward by issuing the digital euro as central bank money, while the Parliament negotiates the final implementation details.Sub-event
- The European Central Bank, European Commission, and Parliament introduced the digital euro concept and its legal framework.Sub-event
- Portugal is leading the initiative for a central bank-backed digital euro, which aims to reduce reliance on US payment networks.Sub-event
Digital euro project aims to reduce overreliance on providers amid geopolitical payment risks.1 source
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The entities involved
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European Parliament
parliament of the European Union directly elected by the citizens of the Union
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European Central Bank
central bank of the European Union and the eurozone
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Mastercard
American multinational financial services corporation
Related events
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- EU allows foreign payment dominance while considering a digital euro, alongside ICC sanctions against judges.
- The IMF is monitoring risks from stablecoin growth, while the ECB has been laying the technical groundwork for the digital euro, amidst broader discussions on CBDCs.
- The European Central Bank is monitoring the crypto market, viewing it as a potential alternative.
- ECB policy affects borrowing costs in Eurozone members.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- yahoo.com
- pymnts.com
- rte.ie
- insidermonkey.com
- naturalnews.com
- newzealandstar.com
- newyorktelegraph.com
- yahoo.com