The Czech Republic’s foreign debt increased in the fourth quarter of 2025, reaching EUR 234.39 billion, up from EUR 228.25 billion in the previous quarter. The latest data, updated on 23 March 2026, indicate a continued build-up of external liabilities as the year drew to a close.
The rise from the third to the fourth quarter suggests that external borrowing and obligations in foreign currency expanded over the period, potentially reflecting ongoing financing needs in both the public and private sectors. For investors and analysts, the updated figures provide a fresh basis for assessing the country’s external position and its implications for funding costs, currency dynamics, and overall financial stability going into 2026.
