Montenegro likely to keep using euro as national currency after joining EU – c-bank

By bne IntelliNews April 8, 2015

Montenegro’s central bank expects that the country will most likely be allowed to continue using the euro as its national currency after joining the European Union (EU) and will meet in short term ...


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