International Monetary Fund says EU's Eastern European members should join euro

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AtW replied

6 April 2009, 13:41
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

That says all you need to know about the euro!

Indeed - it will be also backed by manufacturing that is still present in Eastern Europe.
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Doggy Styles replied

6 April 2009, 13:16
That says all you need to know about the euro!
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AtW started a topic International Monetary Fund says EU's Eastern European members should join euro

6 April 2009, 13:02
International Monetary Fund says EU's Eastern European members should join euro

"n a confidential report, compiled a about a month ago, the IMF said the eurozone could relax its entry rules so countries could join as quasi-members without holding European Central Bank board seats.

The recommendation formed part of a campaign by the IMF, the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to persuade the EU and eastern European states to back a region-wide anti-crisis strategy, including a regional rescue fund. "

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...join-euro.html

They don't seem to invite UK into euro zone...
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