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For its part, despite encouraging the development of the digital euro, the ECB admits that physical money is vital in crisis.
Sweden asked its citizens to be financially prepared in the event of a war, serious crisis, or national emergency. How much money should we keep at home? Swedish authorities warned that, in situations...
Sweden Prepares for Worst: Citizens Told to Expect Crisis and Keep Cash - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
Sweden is stepping up its preparations for potential crises or conflicts by creating stockpiles of essential supplies, including fuel, food, and power generators. The government has allocated 1.4 billion kronor to municipalities to strengthen civil defense and local resilience, Civil Defense Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin announced on Monday. ...
Sweden and Germany are preparing for war, building increased preparedness for crises - Reserves and task forces are being created.
While Sweden is one of the most advanced countries in the world in terms of digital payments, the Swedish Central Bank (Riksbank) now advises citizens to keep a small reserve of cash at home. Each adult is asked to have around 1000 Swedish kronor (approximately 90 to 110 €) in cash, which would cover a week of essential expenses, such as food, medicines and everyday products, if electronic payment systems were temporarily unavailable. Sweden has…
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