Czech retail sales rose by 4.8% in real terms in July compared with the same month a year earlier. The Czech Statistical Office (ČSÚ) reported this on September 4. Compared with June, they rose…

The average wage in the Czech Republic rose to 51,966 korunas in the second quarter of 2026. The Czech Statistical Office (ČSÚ) reported on Thursday a nominal increase of 6.4% compared to…

The Czech economy grew by 1.9% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2026. Compared with the first quarter, gross domestic product rose by 0.4%. This was reported by…

The Rohlik Group increased its revenue by 35% to 1.45 billion euros in the fiscal year ending in April 2026. This amounts to 35 billion Czech korunas.…

Consumer confidence in the Czech Republic fell by 3.3 points to 102.3 points in August. This was reported by the Czech Statistical Office (ČSÚ) on the 24th…

E-commerce in the Czech Republic and Slovakia is developing at different rates: Larger online retailers, in particular, are growing and planning new investments.

The Czech Republic's industrial sector is gaining momentum: The PMI reached 53.9 points, its highest level in over three years.

First interest rate hike in 13 months: The Czech National Bank is tightening its monetary policy and warning of rising inflationary pressures.

Lower food prices helped curb inflation, while fuel prices continued to rise significantly.

The Czech president is once again advocating for the euro and emphasizing the importance of greater economic integration in Europe.

Exclusive interview with Erik Siegl, Counselor at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Germany and Head of the Trade and Economic Section.

Czech inflation was confirmed at 2.5 percent in April, mainly due to a significant rise in fuel prices.

Consumer prices in the Czech Republic are rising again: After reaching 1.9 percent in March, inflation hit 2.5 percent in April.

The Czech Republic's industrial sector is growing, but is struggling with slowing momentum. Construction and housing are providing a positive boost.

The Czech Purchasing Managers' Index has climbed to 52.8 points, signaling a noticeable recovery in the manufacturing sector.