Today’s retail sales data for the Czech Republic continue to point to subdued domestic demand and the
likelihood of only modest economic growth over the next couple of years. With fiscal consolidation
continuing and the labour market still weak, there is scant prospect of a significant recovery in consumer
spending. That at least should mean underlying inflationary pressures remain restrained.
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