The Wall Street Journal | By: Michael S. Derby | December 03, 2017:
As electronic-payment methods rise in popularity, central bankers ponder whether they might need to get in the game.
For years central bankers have seen digital currencies as a curiosity to keep an eye on. But now they are increasingly looking at whether they should create their own.
“It’s really very premature to be talking about the Federal Reserve offering digital currencies, but it is something we are thinking about,” New York President William Dudley said on Wednesday.
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