Slovenia 'likely' to join Eurozone

Lithuania and Slovenia will hear from the European Commission tomorrow if they are on track to join the European Union’s single currency next January.

Lithuania and Slovenia will hear from the European Commission tomorrow if they are on track to join the European Union’s single currency next January.

Slovenia is likely to get the thumbs up, making it the first new Euro member since its 12 founder members started using the currency in 2002, but Lithuania’s high inflation may risk its chances of swapping the litas for the Euro next year.

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