Czech National Bank makes 125bp hike

Central bank promises aggressive action to resist “exceptionally strong price pressures”

The Czech National Bank

The Czech National Bank caught investors off guard today (November 4) with a hefty rate hike as it looks to curb surging inflation.

The CNB board voted 5:2 to hike the main rate by 125 basis points, taking it to 2.75%. No analyst polled by Reuters had expected such a large hike.

The central bank expects a “sharp rise” in market interest rates at the end of 2021 and in early 2022, in response to “exceptionally strong price pressures” both domestically and overseas.

CNB forecasts predict

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