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Expanding Direct Access To Central

Expanding direct access to central bank money in the U.S. would require legislative changes, especially for non-banks, and is a policy choice not unique to the decision

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell stated that the central bank of the US is planning to recommend to Congress how to move forward with a CBDC. Powell was questioned about the Federal Reserve’s further steps regarding a potential Central Bank Digital Currency

The Fed - Implications of a U.S. CBDC for International Payments

Central Bank To Recommend How to Advance With a CBDC, Says

Jerome Powell’s Definitive Statement: Fed Will Not Pursue Central

Fed's Powell says don't worry about CBDC. It's not

Fed Chair Jerome Powell Confirmed

Better to get it right than to be first with CBDC, says US

U.S. Fed Chair Powell Says 'Nowhere Near' Pursuing

Fed Chair Jerome Powell confirmed the U.S. will not create a central bank digital currency under his leadership. Powell emphasized that launching a CBDC would

Lawmaker Says Fed Pursuing CBDC Despite Publicly

U.S. Federal Reserve Lists a CBDC as One of Its ‘Key