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The Czech Republic Is Borrowing Significantly More Expensively than in the Past. The Era of Cheap Loans Is Apparently Over
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Czech debt is rising the fastest in the EU year-on-year. This is shown by Eurostat data. Currently, the annual yield on government bonds with a maturity of ten years is at 4.89 percent. Poland and Romania have more expensive debt, for example, but the Czech Republic leads in terms of growth rate. According to the statement of the Ministry of Finance to the Echo24 daily, the situation associated with the conflict in the Middle East is clearly to …
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