The victory for the populist eurosceptic ANO party in the Czech parliamentary election over the weekend will likely result in looser fiscal policy, which will support GDP growth and cement the central bank's recent hawkish stance. The poor showing for more extreme anti-EU parties should ease fears of Czechia shifting away from its pro-western path.
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