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Advancing towards the future of our money: the digital euro

20/11/2025 Juan Ayuso (Director General Operations, Markets and Payment Systems)

Why all the talk about the digital euro? Since 2021 the Eurosystem has been working on a digital version of the euro, so the public can enjoy the benefits of cash in their digital payments. The Governing Council of the ECB has decided to move to the next phase of the project. You may be wondering what the digital euro means for you.

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20/09/2023

The costs of inflation warrant the firm monetary response. What lies ahead?

Pablo Hernández de Cos

The Governor, Pablo Hernández de Cos, kicks off our blog, explaining the importance of keeping inflation under control, as well as the firm monetary policy response and how it may evolve going forward. The benefits of price stability outweigh the short-term costs of temporarily high interest rates.