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CZECHIA: CNB Leave Countercyclical Capital Buffer Rate at 1.25%

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  • "The CNB Bank Board decided today to leave the countercyclical capital buffer rate for exposures located in the Czech Republic at 1.25%. This was prompted above all by an assessment of cyclical risks, which remain stable even as the Czech economy gradually shifts to the start of the expansionary phase of the financial cycle," according to a CNB statement.
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  • "The CNB Bank Board decided today to leave the countercyclical capital buffer rate for exposures located in the Czech Republic at 1.25%. This was prompted above all by an assessment of cyclical risks, which remain stable even as the Czech economy gradually shifts to the start of the expansionary phase of the financial cycle," according to a CNB statement.
  • Full statement here.