Macroeconomic and fiscal tensions and the outlook for Czechia
At this invitation-only event Mojmir Hampl discussed macroeconomic trends in Czechia.
Speakers
Mojmir Hampl
Chairman, Czech Fiscal Council
Agenda
Conversation
14:00-15:00- Chair: Nicolas Véron, Senior fellow
- Mojmir Hampl, Chairman, Czech Fiscal Council
For three decades, Czechia has acquired a reputation for prudent macroeconomic management and stability, but it has recently entered a period of greater policy uncertainty. At this event we looked at the latest trends and prospects with Mojmir Hampl, former Deputy Governor of the Czech National Bank and Chairman of the Czech Fiscal Council since July 2022.
This online-only event was a part of series of events on finance, open only to Bruegel members and selected institutional stakeholders.
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