The Federal Reserve may be

The Federal Reserve may be dead set on implementing a central bank digital currency (CBDC)or at least continuing to study themdespite its public claims to the

Fed chair says he will not launch a digital dollar

Much-Anticipated Federal Reserve Report Signals That a CBDC Is a

Stopping the Next Expansion by Prohibiting the

US Fed Considering CBDC, But Not Decided To Pursue or Implement

Fed Chair Jerome Powell Says No To US CBDC

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Confirms No US CBDC Plans

Survey evidence from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) shows that over 90% of central banks are exploring CBDCs (Kosse & Mattei, 2025). The Federal

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has made it clear that the United States will not introduce a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) during his tenure. This stance marks a notable shift from earlier considerations where the Federal Reserve had been

The Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve’s initial analysis in the Report suggests that a potential US CBDC, if one were created, would best serve the needs of the United States by being

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Confirms No Plans For US

Fed Chair Powell ruled out a US CBDC under his tenure, backing the Trump administration’s push for stablecoins over digital fiat. The US-based stablecoins -led by USDC

US Federal Reserve is officially

US Federal Reserve is officially considering CBDC to complement existing payment systems. Fed rolled out a set of FAQs on CBDC. The central bank is exploring the

The Fed - Implications of a U.S. CBDC for - Federal Reserve Board

Federal Reserve Explores Central Bank Digital Currency

The Federal Reserve Chair Jerome

The Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testified before the Senate Banking Committee on February 11, confirming that the Fed would not establish a central

Federal Reserve Declares CBDC a ‘Key Duty’ to Congress