UPDATE 1-EU forecasts seen favourable to Slovak euro bid
                   
finance.cz     Apr 28, 2008            

(Updates with market reaction,... ... By Marcin Grajewski BRUSSELS, April 28 (Reuters) - The European Commission forecast on Monday that Slovak annual inflation would ease in 2009 after hitting a peak this year, which analysts said boded well for the country's bid to join... [read full story]                

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