During the last 11 years EURCZK exchange rate was within the range 24.110 - 27.797, reaching its maximum in Jan 2015 and falling to its minimum in Aug 2011.
Chart 1. Euro to Czech koruna (EURCZK). Source: ECB.
According to Eurostat, nominal GDP of Czech Republic in 2021 was 239.0 bln EUR.
Czech Republic outperforms the European Union in terms of real GDP growth with the average annual differential coming to 0.4% over the past 10 years (2011 - 2021). In 2021 real GDP growth was 3.3% which was below the Euro Area average (5.3%) and below the European Union average (5.4%). Real GDP growth in 2022 - 2027 are IMF's estimates.
Chart 2. Real GDP Growth in Czech Republic. Source: Eurostat, International Monetary Fund.
In 2021, nominal GDP per capita in Czech Republic was 22,340 EUR.
Czech Republic has a below-average level of wealth in terms of per-capita GDP at purchasing power parity (PPP); this economic welfare indicator has, on average, fell behind that of the European Union by -16.5% over the past 10 years (2011 - 2021). GDP per capita at PPP in 2022 - 2027 are IMF's estimates.
Chart 3. GDP Per Capita at Purchasing Power Parity in Czech Republic; European Union = 100.
According to Eurostat, inflation rate in Czech Republic in 2021 expressed as annual percentages of average consumer prices was 3.3% which was above the Euro Area average (2.6%) and above the European Union average (2.9%). Inflation rates in 2022 - 2027 are IMF's estimates.
Chart 4. Inflation Rate in Czech Republic. Source: Eurostat, International Monetary Fund.
According to Eurostat, unemployment rate in Czech Republic in 2020 was 2.6% which was below the Euro Area average (8.0%) and below the European Union average (7.2%). Unemployment rates in 2021 - 2027 are IMF's estimates.
Chart 5. Unemployment Rate in Czech Republic. Source: Eurostat, International Monetary Fund.
According to Eurostat, government bond yield in Czech Republic in February 2022 was 3.03000%, compared to 3.12000% in January 2022.
Chart 6. Government bond yield of Czech Republic. Source: Eurostat.
The Czech Republic has sovereign credit ratings assigned by American credit rating agencies Fitch and Moody's: the rating set by Fitch is AA- (very high credit quality), outlook negative; the rating set by Moody's is Aa3 (high grade), outlook negative. Scope Ratings, the European rating agency, rated The Czech Republic as AA- (high grade), outlook stable.
Fitch and Moody's rating data are provided for September 2023, Scope Ratings for October 2024.