Economics

Latest data on the domestic economy, from gross domestic product to unemployment and inflation
Gross domestic product (annual values, % yoy)
2.5 % yoy
2025
Consumer price inflation (inflation) (annual values, % yoy)
2.6 % yoy
2025
Industrial production (annual values, % yoy)
1.0 % yoy
2025
7.8 % yoy nominal
Q2 / 2025
2.5 % yoy total
August 2025
Post-Covid recovery of economic activity (3mma index against January-February 2020)
1.4 %yoy (01-2025)
July 2025
4.53 % (06-2025)
August 2025
Confidence indicators indices, long-term average = 100
7.7 % yoy
August 2025
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Economic commentary by Jaromír Šindel, Chief Economist of the CBA: CPI growth slowed to 2.5% yoy in August, but core inflation accelerated slightly to 2.8% in line with the CNB's forecast. The core services price segment, excluding imputed rent, accelerated month-on-month in August, but its three-month average remains well below the pace observed in H1-2025.



Economic commentary by Jaromír Šindel, Chief Economist of the CBA: Although the economy breathed a half-percent growth in the second quarter, the July figures were rather disappointing and suggest a cooling. However, the Czech economy is generating upside risks to inflation, which limits the room for manoeuvre of the CNB, which is likely to stick to the CNB's 3.5% terminal interest rate thesis. August's registered unemployment confirmed a worse trend, which, however, is not confirmed by other data.