The Czech Republic’s current account surplus declined significantly in February 2026, easing to CZK 17.370 billion from CZK 29.170 billion recorded in January 2026, according to the latest data updated on 13 April 2026.
The February reading marks a notable month-on-month slowdown in the country’s external balance position. While the current account remained in surplus, the reduced figure suggests a cooling in the strong external momentum seen at the start of the year.
Analysts and market participants will likely view the February numbers as an indication of moderating external support for the Czech economy, and will be watching subsequent releases closely for signs of whether this narrowing is temporary or the start of a longer trend in 2026.
