Lithuania will borrow first euro banknotes from EU central bank
2014-06-18, 14:58
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Economy
Chair of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania Vitas Vasiliauskas says that in two years following the adoption of the euro Lithuania will compensate euro banknotes printing costs of one central bank of the European Union. According to him, Lithuania will borrow the first euro banknotes. "Euro banknotes will come by air from one of the central banks of the EU. We will borrow them and within two coming years we will compensate that bank the cost of printing of these banknotes," said Vasiliauskas on Monday after turning on the press to mint the first Lithuanian 1 euro coins. 
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