We think that the unexpected drop in Czech inflation last month, to 2.3% y/y, will persuade the MPC to pause its tightening cycle at next month’s meeting. Elsewhere, a further rise in inflation in Hungary supports our view that policymakers will rein in unconventional easing measures in the coming months.
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