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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.

12 reports, 7 independent Updated Jul 22
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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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  1. The ECB is moving forward by issuing the digital euro as central bank money, while the Parliament negotiates the final implementation details.Sub-event
  2. The European Central Bank, European Commission, and Parliament introduced the digital euro concept and its legal framework.Sub-event
  3. Portugal is leading the initiative for a central bank-backed digital euro, which aims to reduce reliance on US payment networks.Sub-event
  4. Digital euro project aims to reduce overreliance on providers amid geopolitical payment risks.1 source

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