CNB Governor Michl says decision to keep policy steady was unanimous, did discuss lowering rates, all options are open on rate moves

CNB Governor Michl's comments highlight a consensus among officials to maintain the current policy, suggesting stability in the short term.

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CNB Governor Michl says decision to keep policy steady was unanimous, did discuss lowering rates, all options are open on rate moves

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However, the acknowledgment of discussions around potential rate cuts indicates that the board is open to adjusting policy based on future economic conditions, which could influence market expectations around the Czech koruna and its interest rate trajectory.

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