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Czech Inflation Unexpectedly Slows as Iran War Brings New Risks

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Czech inflation unexpectedly slowed in February, but the energy shock from the Iran war may limit the central bank's ability to resume interest rate cuts.

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Czech inflation unexpectedly slowed further in February but the energy shock from the Iran war may limit the central bank’s room for resuming interest rate cuts.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on March 4, 2026.
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