Dutch International Group analysts said in a report that the outlook for the Czech koruna in 2026 is still optimistic, but the pace of appreciation of the currency will not be as strong as this year. The analysts said that in view of high core inflation and continued growth in service prices, the Czech central bank is expected to keep interest rates unchanged on Thursday and for some time to come. “However, next year's overall inflation rate is below target and the core inflation rate may slow down, which will open the door to interest rate cuts. “Despite this, the Czech economy and current account support the krona, according to these analysts. Dutch International Group expects the euro to gradually decline from the current 24.333 kroner to 24.00 kroner.

Dutch International Group analysts said in a report that the outlook for the Czech koruna in 2026 is still optimistic, but the pace of appreciation of the currency will not be as strong as this year. The analysts said that in view of high core inflation and continued growth in service prices, the Czech central bank is expected to keep interest rates unchanged on Thursday and for some time to come. “However, next year's overall inflation rate is below target and the core inflation rate may slow down, which will open the door to interest rate cuts. “Despite this, the Czech economy and current account support the krona, according to these analysts. Dutch International Group expects the euro to gradually decline from the current 24.333 kroner to 24.00 kroner.