IN BRIEF: It's good to talk about EMU
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Housewives should sit down with central bankers to discuss plans for monetary union, a European commissioner said yesterday. Public doubt over the merits of a single currency could be tackled in roundtable discussions involving a broad range of people, Yves-Thibault de Silguy told a conference.
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