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Czech Republic CZE

CNB

East Europe
70.4
composite credibility
+0.0
7-day

score date 2026-10-10 · 30d -0.9

Seven dimensions

Credibility gap100.0

IMF / national CPI · as of 2026-08-01 · coverage: gold

Behind the curve57.8

BIS policy rates + CPI · as of 2026-10-05 · coverage: gold

Communication77.4

Central-bank statements · as of 2026-10-10 · coverage: gold

Geopolitical45.2

GDELT · as of 2026-10-10 · coverage: gold

Growth61.5

World Bank WDI / IMF WEO · as of 2026-10-10 · coverage: gold

Liquidity66.9

IMF BOP / BIS / FRED · as of 2026-10-10 · coverage: gold

Governance71.5

World Bank WGI · as of 2026-10-10 · coverage: gold

Czech Republic sovereign credibility, in brief

Czech Republic scores 70.4 out of 100 on the composite sovereign credibility index — credibility band 65–80. That ranks it 1 of 9 in East Europe, the 100th percentile of the region. The score is unchanged over the past seven days. CPI 1.9% near 2.0% target — on target | adequate credibility (70/100).

As of 2026-10-10 · scored daily from public data under methodology v8

Executive summary

written 11 Oct · score 10 Oct

Czech credibility is strong: the CNB ranks first in East Europe, with inflation on target and a 3.8% policy rate.

  • Composite position: A 70.4 composite rates adequate and beats the regional average of 58.1.
  • Credibility gap: The gap scores 100 because CPI of 1.9% sits just 0.1pp below the 2.0% target.
  • Inflation vs target: Headline inflation is effectively on target, so the CNB faces little pressure to move.
  • Policy stance: At 3.8%, the rate sits about 1.9pp above CPI, but a 57.8 behind-the-curve score flags moderate lag.
  • Geopolitics: Pressure is moderate at 45.2, and most tagged headlines are domestic election results rather than direct shocks.
  • Watch item: The next CNB rate decision, and whether the 77.4 communication score holds if inflation moves off target.

Peer context

Rank 1/9 in East Europe · 100th percentile

Region avg 58.1 · best 70.4 · worst 45.5

Ranked either side

90-day trend

min 66.4max 71.5latest 70.4
2026-07-132026-10-10

External pulse

Commodity terms-of-trade, 12m change
-1.8%
as of 2026-10-11
Electricity demand, YoY
+2.9%
as of 2026-06-01
Industrial production, YoY
+2.1%
as of 2026-05-01

Terms-of-trade: IMF Commodity Terms of Trade · Electricity: Ember (CC BY 4.0) · Industrial production: Eurostat, © European Union (CC BY 4.0)

Key indicators

Inflation & rates

10Y sovereign yield4.9%2026-08-01FRED

External & activity

Cpi monthly index102.62026-08-01ILO CPI
Current account (% GDP)0.6%2025-12-31World Bank
Electricity demand (TWh)4.92026-06-01Ember
FDI inflows (% GDP)2.7%2025-12-31World Bank
GDP growth, annual2.6%2025-12-31World Bank
Industrial production index (2021=100)103.92026-05-01Eurostat
Nightlights radiance (monthly sum)632.6K2025-12-01World Bank / NASA Black Marble
Nightlights radiance, YoY-19.4%2025-12-01derived
Remittances (% GDP)1.3%2025-12-31World Bank
Reserves (months of imports)7.6 mo2025-12-31World Bank
Retail sales volume index (2021=100)103.22026-05-01Eurostat
Retail sales volume, YoY4.5%2026-05-01Eurostat
Trade openness (% GDP)128.0%2025-12-31World Bank
Unemployment rate2.8%2025-12-31World Bank
Unemployment rate (ILO)2.8%2025-12-31ILO

Structure

GDP per capita (USD)$35,9172025-12-31World Bank
Labor force participation61.0%2025-12-31ILO
WGI: control of corruption0.82025-12-31World Bank
WGI: government effectiveness1.22025-12-31World Bank
WGI: political stability1.02025-12-31World Bank
WGI: regulatory quality1.12025-12-31World Bank
WGI: rule of law1.22025-12-31World Bank
WGI: voice & accountability1.22025-12-31World Bank

Eurostat, © European Union (CC BY 4.0) · Nightlights: World Bank / NASA Black Marble VIIRS (CC BY 4.0)

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