Universal charger for all possible mobile gadgets in The Baltics.
 E-mail this article   Print this article   Comment this article   

Estonian euro adoption on track

Jun 18, 2009
By Ashley Brettell

TALLINN - As the Estonian economy begins to stabilize, the government has affirmed its target to adopt the euro in 2011. After the economic seismic shock of late 2008 and the continued fallout in 2009, government, bankers and the EU are starting to see signs of stabilization. The elusive entry into the eurozone is becoming more feasible on a month by month basis. Bank of Estonia Governor Andres Lipstock presented the central bank's 2008 Annual Report to the Estonian parliament on June 11, in ...

The article you requested can be accessed only by subscribing to the online version of The Baltic Times. If you are already subscribed to The Baltic Times, please log on using the form on the top of the page. If you do not have a membership yet - please subscribe
SOCIAL BOOKMARKS:   Delicious   Digg   Reddit   Ask   Facebook   MrWong   Netvouz
 SUBSCRIBERS AREA
 SUBSCRIPTION
The Baltic Times is a cost-effective way of staying in touch with the latest Baltic news and views, enabling you full access from anywhere with an Internet connection.




 MORE NEWS
  • Vilks in U.S. on bond-selling ...
    RIGA - A Latvian delegation led by Finance Minister Andris Vilks (Unity) is visiti...
  • Estonian economy flat in Q4...
    TALLINN - Estonia’s economy probably expanded 5 to 6 percent from a year ear...
  • Borg tells Latvia to not delay...
    RIGA - During a meeting with Latvian Finance Minister Andris Vilks (Unity) in Riga...
  • Pavluts optimistic on Russia’s...
    RIGA - We waited nearly 20 years for Russia’s accession to the World Trad...
  • Latvia receives ratings boost...
    RIGA - The Japanese credit rating agency Rating and Investment Information, Inc...
  • Bank on Lithuania under cyber ...
    VILNIUS - Early in the morning of Jan. 27, a cyber attack was launched against ...
  • Riga Apartments for Rent


    © 2012 BALTIC NEWS LTD. All Rights Reserved.
    DEVELOPED BY Your Web Solution