2. December 2019 at 22:45

Inhabitants of Slovakia see the euro as a good thing

The support for the euro is highest since it was introduced in 2002.

Slovaks have been using the euro currency, which celebrated the 20th anniversary this year, since 2009  Slovaks have been using the euro currency, which celebrated the 20th anniversary this year, since 2009 (source: TASR)
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The common European currency, the euro, enjoys higher popularity among Slovaks than the euro area average.

A total of 76 percent of Europeans think the euro is a good thing for the European Union, a recent Eurobarometer survey shows. The figure is higher, at 81 percent, for Slovakia. In general, this is the highest support for the euro since the introduction of euro coins and banknotes in 2002.

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“I am glad to see this record-high support for our single currency on my last days in office as President of the European Commission,” Jean-Claude Juncker said, as quoted in the press release. He went on to say that the euro has been the fight of a lifetime and it is one of Europe's best assets for the future.

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