The 37th Colloquium took place in April 2014. Its results are based on the forecasts of 17 institutions (MoF, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, CNB, CERGE-EI, Citibank, Ceska sporitelna, CSOB, Generali PPF Asset Management, Czech Chamber of Commerce, IES FSV UK, Komercni banka, Liberalni institut, Next Finance, Patria Finance, Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic, UniCredit Bank Czech Republic & Slovakia). To make the survey more representative, the forecasts of the EC (Winter 2014 European Economic Forecast), the IMF (April 2014 World Economic Outlook) and the OECD (OECD Economic Surveys: Czech Republic 2014) have been added.
Czech Republic Treasury Bond, 2006–2036, 4.20 %
Czech Republic Government Bond, 2014–2025, 2.40 %
Czech Republic Government Bond, 2013–2019, 1.50 %
Announcement of the Ministry of Finance on Treasury Bills Auction
(Issue Number SPP 691)
Issuance Calendar results from The Czech Republic Funding and Debt Management Strategy for 2014
Date of publication: 14. 4. 2014
Next Issuance Calendar will be published 19. 5. 2014
Issuance Calendar results from The Czech Republic Funding and Debt Management Strategy for 2014
Date of publication: 14. 4. 2014
Next Issuance Calendar will be published 19. 5. 2014
During the first quarter of 2014, the CZK-denominated value of the gross state debt was stabilized at the level as of the end of 2013. The gross state debt as of the end of the first quarter 2014 was only CZK 46 million higher compared to the end of 2013.
According to the CZSO’s current data, real GDP decreased by 0.9% in the whole of 2013. The surprisingly strong QoQ growth of 1.8% in Q4 2013 was largely a product of one-off factors (stockpiling cigarette tax stamps as a consequence of an increase in the excise tax on cigarettes as of 1 January 2014).
