Swedish authorities are taking a breather from the global race toward central-bank issued digital currencies in response to dwindling use of cash.
The Nordic country currently has no need for a digital central-bank issued currency, and the Riksbank should reconsider its plans for an e-krona, a government-appointed inquiry said on Friday. The recommendations of the inquiry, launched in 2020, are expected to form the basis for a government decision on whether or not to mandate the central bank to create an e-krona.
The news comes as the European Central Bank is expected to decide later this year on whether to ...
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