2023-06-15 19:31:04
European Central Bank Would Need To Set Limits on Use of Digital Euro Under Draft Proposal The European Union’s executive branch
will unveil plans for a digital euro that would require
the European Central Bank to set limits on its use, according to a report from Bloomberg News.
The ECB would have to decide on the instruments
needed to ensure financial stability, according to a draft European Commission proposal
on setting up a digital euro obtained by Bloomberg.
“With a view to ensuring
the stability of the financial system, the availability of credit and the transmission
of monetary policy, the use of the digital euro as a store of value
may be subject to limits,” the draft proposal said, according to Bloomberg.
European Union finance ministers will meet on Thursday in Luxembourg
to discuss the project, according to Bloomberg.
The EU is contemplating
launching the central bank digital currency and launched an investigation phase
in October 2021.
That phase is expected to conclude
in October of this year, according to the ECB’s website.
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