1.   Banks will offer euro accounts.

2.   Banks will offer euro accounts and credit-card shoppers can use the new money.

3.   Banks will let clients open euro accounts.

4.   Centralized accounts would, for example, allow a company operating in the Netherlands and Belgium to streamline business by paying suppliers and employees from a single euro account.

5.   Issing suggested that oil prices account for about two-thirds of the inflation rate, while the weak euro accounts for the rest.

6.   They included making it easier for companies to trade shares the euro currency and identifying British banks offering euro accounts without high charges.

7.   Many have euro accounts.

8.   Several saving institutions have set no minimum deposit requirement for euro accounts, he added.