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Argentina databank Oct 16 -
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Ahead of the 30 October Webinar: Budget Passed, Consolidation in Doubt, November Hike
CZECHIA · In Brief · 23 Oct 2026
By Artur Radziwill and Jan HagemejerThere will be plenty to discuss at our launch webinar on 30 October, following the municipal and Senate elections and yesterday's critical budget vote, and ahead of the central bank's rate decision on 5 November. The 2027 budget cleared its first reading late o...
Czechia In Brief: First Electoral Test and Interest Rate Outlook
CZECHIA · In Brief · 12 Oct 2026
by Artur Radziwiłł and Jan Hagemejer Czechs voted on 9 and 10 October in municipal elections and the first round of the Senate renewal, the first electoral test since the new coalition took office and eight days after the Chamber rejected the opposition's no-confidence motion on 1 October with no...
Czechia in eight questions
CZECHIA · Report · 01 Oct 2026
This is the first report in our Czechia coverage. It runs longer than our usual reports by design, setting out the questions investors most often ask about the country's economy and politics. Three things are in play as we begin. The Senate and municipal elections of October 9 and 10 give the fir...