The introduction of a digital euro could cost European banks between €4 billion and €6 billion over four years, according to estimates presented by European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone. The figures offer…
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The introduction of a digital euro could cost European banks between €4 billion and €6 billion over four…
The European Central Bank has sharpened its case for the digital euro, framing it as a strategic response…
The European Central Bank has set out its clearest timetable yet for the potential launch of a digital…
The European Central Bank has signed a collaboration agreement with the ONCE Foundation to ensure the digital euro…
Germany’s Vice-Chancellor and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has sharply criticised delays to the digital euro legislation, warning that…
Bitcoin was trading near $66,000 on February 13, 2026, extending a months-long decline that has erased its post-election…
Ripple has received full approval for an Electronic Money Institution, or EMI, licence in Luxembourg, marking a significant…
The European Central Bank has issued one of its clearest warnings yet that Europe risks losing control over…
The European Parliament has voted in favour of legislation supporting a digital euro that would function both online…
The European Parliament is gearing up for a highly symbolic vote that could clarify political backing for a…
The European Central Bank is increasingly framing the digital euro and tokenised central bank money as core pillars…
As geopolitical uncertainty reshapes global finance, senior European Central Bank officials are sharpening their message. The digital euro,…
The European Central Bank is sharpening its public case for a digital euro, framing it less as a…
The digital euro has become a matter of economic sovereignty, not just payments innovation, according to Piero Cipollone,…
The European Central Bank on Thursday kept interest rates unchanged and reiterated that inflation is expected to stabilise…