(Milan Procházka) Continued low trading volumes (USD 11.32 mil.), the absence of any news, and a limited willingness to trade led again to a declining market in Prague on Friday. The market lost 0.45%, with CEZ and Unipetrol leading the losses. CEZ lost 1.76% to close at CZK 113.37, and Unipetrol lost 2.31% to close at CZK 64.18; the weakness was driven by a sell order and weak bids. CEZ, however, seemed to gain support under 113. This week we do not expect any major events or announcements, perhaps except for Wednesday, when the Czech Cabinet is scheduled to meet for the first time after its summer recess. On its agenda, among other things, will be a progress report on CEZ’s Temelin nuclear plant.