Croatian media assessed that the government should have expected a price increase and been prepared for it
The European Central Bank is expected to raise the base rate by at least another half-percentage point at its September meeting
Poland’s economic success has been achieved partly because the country kept its own currency, and it would be a huge mistake to get rid of it, writes Adam Glapiński, the head of Poland’s Central Bank (NBP) in his article for Polish daily ‘Dziennik Gazeta Prawna’(DGP)
Donald Tusk, the leader of the main opposition party, Civic Platform (PO), has come back into Polish politics to bring down the present government and get Poland into the eurozone, writes ruling party MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
The purchasing power in Poland is 68 percent of the EU’s average
Adam Glapiński says there is enormous pressure from “one of Poland’s neighbors” for Poland to introduce the euro currency, but he will not succumb to it
One look at the ranking of European inflation is a clear argument against the introduction of the common EU currency in the Czech Republic, writes journalist Pavel Páral
The CEO of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, Marek Dietl, warns that joining the eurozone should not be treated as a panacea for temporary shifts in the Polish economy
A two-tier euro exchange rate can bring us closer to solving the European Union’s current economic problems, Hungarian Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy argues in his influential column from daily Magyar Nemzet.
Every argument in favor of the euro mentioned in the new petition can easily be contradicted.
The euro is unquestionably in the hands of the “fourth German empire” which is also its main beneficiary, economist László Bogár writes.
According to political commentator Alexander Tomský, statements of the Eurobureaucrats on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the common euro currency resemble those of real socialism officials – everything they say is a lie. And all it takes to debunk them is to open any economic magazine that falls into your hands.
2019 marks 20 years since the common European currency was introduced.
Václav Klaus answered two questions in Týden magazine´s survey – whether he considers the Eurozone project to be a success and what threats will the zone face in the near future.
In the case of these two countries, the single European currency is the problem, rather than the solution, Magyar Idők columnist Béla S. Király writes.
The Finance Ministry and the Czech National Bank again recommended that the cabinet should not set any euro adoption dates, for the time being, Finance Minister Alena Schillerová said on Twitter.
A debate erupts over whether adopting the euro will help the Czech Republic reach the economic level of Germany.
