ECB Sees Digital Euro as Useful for ‘All Citizens’

2021-1-24 20:00

The European Central Bank (ECB) posted a tweet on Jan. 23 in which ECB President Christine Lagarde calls a properly-implemented digital euro “of service for all citizens”. Lagarde made her statement at the ECB Governing Council meeting in Frankfurt am Main. origin »

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