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The euro is the official currency of the eurozone, which is made up of 19 members of the European Union. The single currency was created by the EU and is used by more than 330 million people every day.
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Michel Barnier's savage swipe at Boris Johnson revealed: 'Clock is ticking'
EU laid bare: German memo showing ‘secret slide towards super-state’ revealed
Furious anti-EU protests erupt in Rome and Milan demanding Italy QUIT the eurozone
EU waste: How Brussels chiefs set up quangos costing taxpayers £58million
Brexit outrage: How Lord Heseltine claimed UK had 'no choice but to join eurozone'
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Pound to euro exchange rate: Sterling hits 3-week high amid latest round of Brexit talks
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Nicola Sturgeon snub: How John Major slated SNP’s ‘incompetent’ currency policies
Pound to euro exchange rate: GBP remains ‘choppy’ as more post-Brexit talks loom
FTSE 100 LIVE: Asian shares stay cautious as US riots weigh on futures
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