Governor of the Bank of Australia: cautious about demand for digital advantages

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2021-12-9 16:07
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On December 9, the Chairman of the Financial Services Commission of Australia, Philip Lowe, said that while the current demand for digital banking services is weak, it is cautious and welcomes the potential for creating digital advantages in the world. 'to come up. Responding to questions after the speech, the bank governor said there was no time limit for Australia's digital banking announcement. "Because it can take years before you see small evidence of an idea. Few have said that the tools used to solve most businesses can still be of some sort" secure fiat currency value. ", this is not the cryptocurrency whose value the exchange rate is." (Bloomberg)

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