Czech central bank held rates steady for the fourth straight meeting. What's behind the decision? Stubborn inflation in services sector plus wages climbing faster than expected. Policymakers clearly aren't ready to ease yet—they're watching those two pressure points closely before making any moves.

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wagmi_eventually

· 4h ago

NGL, service sector inflation just won't come down, and wages are skyrocketing like crazy. The central bank really can't do anything to hold it this time... We'll have to wait for these two pressure points to ease up before making a move.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 4h ago

ngl, wages are rising so quickly and the central bank still wants to keep interest rates down. Is this logic supposed to let inflation stay high forever...? The sticky inflation in the services sector is really stubborn, no wonder they're holding steady.

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