BERLIN (AP) — Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Friday he was confident in the euro despite Europe's debt crisis and said his country might even join the currency block itself one day.
Putin also sharply criticized the dollar's dominance as a world reserve currency.
Despite the problems in some heavily indebted eurozone countries, the euro has proven itself "a stable world currency," Putin said.
"We have to get away from the overwhelming dollar monopoly. It makes the world economy vulnerable," he told a gathering of business leaders in Berlin through a translator.
The 16-nation common currency slipped below $1.32 in afternoon European trading due to …
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