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Swedes Warm Up to Euro as Krona Approaches All-Time Lows
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I'm wondering more if it's even stable enough now for them to fulfill the requirements to actually join.
would never be such a fast process anyway, as they had a referendum before I assume they wouldn't do it without a new one. So that would be the first step. But this "mood" might fade away quickly, I still remember when Icelandics wanted to join the EU and the Eurozone and then forgot about it :P