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As of December 16, consumers and businesses in non-euro zone EU countries will enjoy cheaper cross-border payments in euro, the European Commission said. New EU ruleswill ensure that all cross-border payments […]
After four years, the capital controls in Greece have finally been lifted. The grounds for such a development had been laid by the previous government ...
Fifty-three per cent of Bulgarians believe that the euro has been good for the countries that already use the common currency, but only 49 per cent fa ...
A new study from the Centre for European Policy in Freiburg has shown Germany to have gained “by far the most” from the introduction of th ...
The European economy is expected to grow for the seventh year in a row in 2019, with expansion forecast in every EU country, the European Commission said on February 7 […]
Support for the EU’s common currency the euro among people living in the 19 countries of the euro zone is at a record high for the second year in a […]
Despite all the mistakes that were made and all the hardships that the Greek people have had to endure, the country’s return to profitability is a success for the EU […]
Bulgaria’s government approved on July 18 the formal application for close co-operation with the European Central Bank (ECB), the first step towards joining the ERM II exchange rate mechanism, sometimes […]
Bulgaria’s attempt to use the six-month period during which it held the rotating presidency of the EU to advance its bid to join the euro zone appeared to yield results […]
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed on March 28 a Regional Conference in Thessaloniki on the Reconstruction of Production for Central Macedonia, during which he extensively referred to the government’s […]
