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Austria
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Belgium
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 02/2019
Cyprus
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Estonia
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Finland
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
France
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Germany
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Greece
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 02/2019
Ireland
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Italy
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Latvia
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Lithuania
Primary domestic currency: European euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Luxembourg
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Malta
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Netherlands
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Portugal
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Slovak Republic
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 02/2019
Slovenia
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
Spain
Primary domestic currency: Euro
Data last updated: 03/2019
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