EU Parliament committee adopts legal framework for digital euro
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Stefan Krempl
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The EU Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) has adopted its position on the digital euro, voting with a clear majority for the legal basis of a European central bank digital currency (CBDC). The "single currency package" consists of three draft laws covering the digital euro itself and its provision in non-euro EU states. Key themes include privacy protections, cash protection, and reducing dependence on US corporations. The project has cleared a formal hurdle following a breakthrough by Parliament's negotiators in early June.
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With a clear majority, the MEPs voted for the legal basis of a digital European central bank currency.
The prestige project thus takes the next formal hurdle.
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