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Will We Applaud Babiš's Government for Its Improved Rating in a Year? What It Has and What It Doesn't Have in Its Own Hands

When the major agency S&P last upgraded the outlook for the Czech Republic's credit rating to positive, Europe was rocked by the debt crisis, and in the Czech Republic, in response to it, the government of Petr Nečas was attempting to improve the budget. The then coalition of ODS, TOP 09 and Věcí veřejně, at the cost of great political costs and negative...
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When the major agency S&P last upgraded the outlook for the Czech Republic's credit rating to positive, Europe was rocked by the debt crisis, and in the Czech Republic, in response to it, the government of Petr Nečas was attempting to improve the budget. The then coalition of ODS, TOP 09 and Věcí veřejně, at the cost of great political costs and negative...

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Hospodářské Nnoviny (HN.cz) broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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