Minutes from the Czech central bank said that although tensions in the Middle East have eased, the scale and duration of cost shocks and the likely timing of normalization make some second-round effects on inflation unavoidable.
According to Jin10, the minutes highlighted uncertainty over how long the cost pressures will persist and when conditions may return to normal, suggesting these factors could feed through into broader inflation dynamics.
Czech Central Bank Minutes Note Inflation Second-Round Effects Despite Easing Middle East Tensions
2026-06-25 15:03:22
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