Euro impact according to EU member states using other currencies 2020, by country
Of the EU members that had not introduced the euro as a national currency as of 2022, Hungarians and Romanians had the most positive impression of the implementation of the euro in the countries where it had already been implemented. 70 percent of both Hungarians and Romanians thought that the implementation of the euro had had positive consequences in the countries where it had been introduced. On the other hand, 41 percent of the respondents in Bulgaria, and 36 percent in Croatia thought it had had a negative impact.
