ECON Committee vote on Digital Euro Regulation postponed from 5 May to 23 June
Why it matters
ECON pushed its Digital Euro Regulation committee vote from 5 May to 23 June because MEPs could not yet agree a compromise on individual holding limits and offline-privacy design — the same fault lines that would still be the headline terms when the committee finally voted.
What to watch
- Whether the extra six weeks produces a compromise text or hardens the same divide.
- Which political groups are driving the holding-limit and offline-privacy disagreement.
- Whether the delay pushes back the mandate to open trilogue with the Council.
Outcome
The ECON Committee vote on the Digital Euro Regulation was postponed from 5 May to 23 June 2026, as MEPs needed more time to reach a compromise on holding limits and offline-privacy features.
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