Bulgaria and Romania will introduce the Euro currency in 2013-2014, 'Euro Moves East' report of 'Uni Credit Group' claims.  

The accepting of the Euro as national currency is among the priorities of Bulgaria and Romania and the two countries are trying to finalize the introducing process to 2013/2014, the finance institution's economists comment.

Round 320 million Europeans in 15 countries use the Euro currency as official payment mean every day.

The population of the Central and East European countries that prepares to accept the Euro as national currency is round 120 million people, the analysis also points out.

According to the 'Uni Credit Group''s prognoses the closest to accepting the Euro currency is Slovakia. The country has 90% chance to enter the Eurozone during the next year, the economists claim.

Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic will most probably accept the Eurî in the period 2012 - 2013.

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