Estonia joins the eurozone

The Baltic state of Estonia early today became the 17th European Union member to adopt the euro.

Estonia joins the eurozone

The Baltic state of Estonia early today became the 17th European Union member to adopt the euro.

The small nation’s decision to change from the Estonian kroon to the euro was the final step in a two decade-long effort to integrate its economy with Europe after it achieved independence in 1991.

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