Romanian Central Bank Chief Questions 2019 Euro-Adoption Goal
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Romania must “carefully consider” its 2019 target for euro adoption because of large gaps in levels of regional development and uncertainty on economic overhauls, according to the head of the central bank.
Political forces in the European Union’s second-poorest member should agree on a plan with clear objectives to revamp areas including health care, infrastructure and education, Governor Mugur Isarescu told a conference in Bucharest on Monday. He called the 2019 goal “ambitious.”