World's central bankers mull over digital currency
The Bank of International Settlements says more work needs to be done to explore cryptocurrencies' benefits
London
CENTRAL banks have taken the first united step in the potential issuance of digital currencies.
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) has issued a comprehensive report on the implications for financial stability and monetary policy, if central banks issue digital currencies.
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