(Bloomberg) -- Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc
Gyurcsany, whose budget overruns forced him to abandon a euro
adoption target, said he expects to set a new goal next year for
the switch to Europe's common currency between 2010 and 2014.
The government and the central bank will ``set up not just a
target date but a fully fledged program'' for what must be done
to meet euro terms ``by the end of next year,'' Gyurcsany said in
a June 1 interview with Bloomberg News in Athens.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
Gyurcsany, whose budget overruns forced him to abandon a euro
adoption target, said he expects to set a new goal next year for
the switch to Europe's common currency between 2010 and 2014.
The government and the central bank will ``set up not just a
target date but a fully fledged program'' for what must be done
to meet euro terms ``by the end of next year,'' Gyurcsany said in
a June 1 interview with Bloomberg News in Athens.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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