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Ted Cruz and Ron DeSantis take on the ‘digital dollar’: Law Decoded, March 20–27

Texas Senator Ted Cruz went even further, introducing a bill to block the Fed from launching a “direct-to-consumer” central bank digital currency. Cruz stated it’s “more important than ever” to ensure U.S. policy on digital currencies protects “financial privacy, maintains the dollar’s dominance and cultivates innovation.” The anti-CBDC bill is a second attempt by Senators Cruz, Braun and Grassley, who introduced a similar bill on March 30, 2022, to prohibit the Fed from issuing a CBDC directly to individuals.

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Brazil VP wants to convince central bank high interest rate ‘makes no sense’

U.S. bank regulators say system is sound, but rules need review