CNB chief, deputy minister assess joining Eurozone

The date of the Czech Republic joining the European monetary union remains unclear. It depends on the speed of the Czech Republic moving closer to the EU, on political decisions and on the harmonization of legal systems. This was stated by Czech National Bank governor Zdenek Tuma in a lecture on "The euro and EU enlargement" on Thursday.

The fact that nowadays the EU is the destination for 60% of Czech exports, while the proportion of products with higher added value is growing, speaks in favour

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