IMF Integrates Cryptocurrencies into Global Economic Data Reporting
Key Takeaways: The IMF now recognizes cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin in its economic data standards as non-produced assets. Including such
Read moreKey Takeaways: The IMF now recognizes cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin in its economic data standards as non-produced assets. Including such
Read moreWelcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of the most relevant crypto and economic news from Latin America over the past
Read moreWhile the fine print of the IMF credit facility deal states that the public sector will not acquire more bitcoin,
Read moreThe International Monetary Fund recently concluded that Namibia should not issue a retail central bank digital currency at this time.
Read moreThe IMF, which informally approved the deal last year, states that this program aims to boost El Salvador’s finances and
Read moreKey Takeaways The IMF approved a $1.4 billion loan for El Salvador, with an immediate $113 million disbursement. El Salvador’s
Read moreKey Takeaways El Salvador paused its daily Bitcoin purchases, according to on-chain data. The IMF agreement requires El Salvador to
Read moreWelcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of the most relevant crypto and economic news from Latin America over the past
Read moreKey Takeaways El Salvador’s Congress quickly passed a bill amending its Bitcoin law to align with an IMF loan agreement,
Read moreCongress passed a reform that modifies the so-called “Bitcoin Law” in El Salvador to comply with the stipulated requirements in
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