France to regulate central bank digital currencies by 2030

The United States is considering banning the development of central bank digital currencies until 2030, citing concerns about threats to traditional financial systems.

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This decision comes amid international debate over the risks and benefits of central bank digital currencies.

France and Europe are closely monitoring these developments to adapt their own regulatory framework.

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