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BIS warns stablecoins may undermine capital controls in emerging markets · Cyprus Report

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BIS warns stablecoins may undermine capital controls in emerging markets

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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has issued a warning regarding stablecoins potentially undermining capital controls in emerging markets.
Research indicates that dollar-backed stablecoins are less impacted by capital controls compared to traditional bank deposits.
The findings raise concerns about the implications for monetary sovereignty in these economies.
The BIS's statement highlights the need for regulators to consider the effects of stablecoins on financial stability.
This warning reflects ongoing discussions about the growing influence of digital currencies in global finance.

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BIS warns stablecoins could weaken capital controls in emerging marketsCointelegraph · 4 hours ago

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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has issued a warning regarding stablecoins potentially undermining capital controls in emerging markets.
Research indicates that dollar-backed stablecoins are less impacted by capital controls compared to traditional bank deposits.
The findings raise concerns about the implications for monetary sovereignty in these economies.
The BIS's statement highlights the need for regulators to consider the effects of stablecoins on financial stability.
This warning reflects ongoing discussions about the growing influence of digital currencies in global finance.

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