Yugoslav central bank rejects devaluation talk

YUGOSLAVIA - Yugoslav National Bank governor Mladjan Dinkic on Thursday rejected all speculation about the devaluation of the national currency, the dinar, saying that it "will remain stable over the next 10 years until it is replaced by the euro after our country joins the European Union".

Speaking to the press in Belgrade's Sava Congress Centre, Dinkic said that "there is no basis to consider the devaluation of the dinar, not to mention its change".

According to him, "the exchange rate of the

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