The coronavirus pandemic has pushed back the Czech economy

Czech economic development falls by two percent compared to EU average
Statistics from the Prague Ministry show that the Czech Republic’s economy is still better than its three Visegrad partners (Poland, Hungary, Slovakia) and, among the old EU Member States, Portugal or Spain.
As for the three Visegrád states, Poland remained at 72 percent year-on-year, Hungary increased its level of development by one percentage point to 71 percent, while Slovakia fell from 67 percent to 65 percent, according to the Czech Ministry of Finance. (MTI)
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