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Czech markets unfazed by ongoing political drama

Financial markets in the Czech Republic have, for the most part, shrugged off the various twists and turns in the political crisis that has gripped the country over the past couple of weeks. Accordingly, there is no reason to think that it will have any bearing on monetary policy decisions. We continue to expect the National Bank to begin raising interest rates this year, with the MPC meeting on 3rd August the most likely date for the first move.

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