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CNB leaves rates on hold
23/06/2010 16:53
The Czech National Bank decided to leave interest rates unchanged on its meeting today. All seven MPC members voted for keeping policy on hold. GDP lagged behind CNB's forecast in Q1. On the other hand, CPI exceeds central bank's projection.
Czech Republic: Central bank cuts rates once again
06/05/2010 15:48
Key repo rate Actual: 0.75% Previous: 1.0% Consensus: 1.0% The Czech National Bank surprised most of the market, including us, and cuts its interest rates to all-time lows. The key two-week repo rate decreased to 0.75 percent.

Russian banks: credit thaw
08/04/2010 10:45
Daily Vedomosti has cited comments from CBR First Deputy Chairman Gennady Melikan that corporate loans in the banking sector, excluding Sberbank (219 EUR, -3,93%), increased 1.5% m/m in March.
Czech National Bank cuts interest rates once again
06/08/2009 16:30
CNB’s key repo rate: Actual (July): 1.25% Previous: 1.50% The Czech National Bank cuts rates by 25 bps as we expected. However, the market was split in expectations.

Czech Republic - CNB surprised leaving interest rates on hold
26/06/2009 10:23
CNB’s key repo rate: Actual (June): 1.50% Consensus: 1.25% Previous: 1.50% The Czech National Bank surprised leaving interest rates unchanged. We will have to wait for reasons of this step until the press conference later today.
Poland: No change in interest rates
30/04/2009 08:59
The Monetary Policy Council (RPP) left interest rates unchanged at its regular policy meeting in April. The decision turned out to be in line with market expectations.






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