Czech Republic: gradual shift to easing next year

The communications following today’s meeting suggest that Czech policymakers are trying to temper the market’s view that interest rates will be cut in the coming months. Nonetheless, the Bank’s projections have moved closer to our view that rate cuts will come on to the agenda in the second half of 2020.

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