The only reason why eurozone and EU are not the same (bar the countries with exceptions) is that multiple countries still fail to adhere to the criteria needed to join the euro - and some, like Poland, fail on purpose.
Nothing against you personally. It is just a bit annoying when people from EU countries who refuse to join the Euro then complain about their currencies/financial market getting treated differently than the Euro zone.
Well, Eurozone != EU. And if I’m not mistaken, it either was or will be mandatory for Eurozone, but not the whole EU. Though I might be mistaken.
The only reason why eurozone and EU are not the same (bar the countries with exceptions) is that multiple countries still fail to adhere to the criteria needed to join the euro - and some, like Poland, fail on purpose.
I do know that, I live in country which fails on purpose. Not sure why the lecture?
Nothing against you personally. It is just a bit annoying when people from EU countries who refuse to join the Euro then complain about their currencies/financial market getting treated differently than the Euro zone.
I wasn’t even complaining, I was simply asking whether something changed.