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IMF highlights potential for domestic stablecoins to increase demand for dollar-backed tokens

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IMF highlights potential for domestic stablecoins to increase demand for dollar-backed tokens
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IMF official Dan Katz warns that domestic stablecoins in emerging markets may inadvertently increase reliance on the US dollar. He argues that the superior liquidity and network effects of dollar-backed tokens make them more attractive for cross-border trade, even when local alternatives exist.

IMF first deputy managing director Dan Katz warns that even locally issued stablecoins may ultimately funnel more capital toward digital dollars, complicating monetary policy in emerging markets.

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