The Convergence Reports fulfil the ECB's requirement to report to the Council of the European Union at least once every two years - or at the request of a Member State with a derogation - "on the progress made in the fulfilment by the Member States of their obligations regarding the achievement of economic and monetary union" (Article 122(2) in conjunction with Article 121(1) of the Treaty establishing the European Community).
ECB Convergence Report
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- ECB Convergence report - June 2025 Publish date:4 June 2025
- ECB Convergence report - June 2024 Publish date:26 June 2024
- ECB Convergence report - June 2022 Publish date:1 June 2022
- ECB Convergence report - June 2020 Publish date:10 June 2020
- ECB Convergence report - May 2018 Publish date:23 May 2018
- ECB Convergence Report - June 2016 Publish date:7 June 2016
- ECB Convergence Report - June 2014 Publish date:4 June 2014
- ECB Convergence Report - May 2012 Publish date:30 May 2012
- ECB Convergence Report - May 2010 Publish date:12 May 2010
- ECB Convergence Report - 2008 Publish date:7 May 2008
- ECB Convergence Report - 2007 Publish date:24 May 2007
- ECB Convergence Report - December 2006 Publish date:5 December 2006
- ECB Convergence Report - May 2006 Publish date:16 May 2006
- ECB Convergence Report - 2004 Publish date:20 October 2004
- ECB Convergence Report - 2002 Publish date:12 June 2002
- ECB Convergence Report - 2000 Publish date:22 May 2000
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