In the third quarter of 2025, the Czech Republic experienced a 0.7% increase in its gross domestic product (GDP) from the previous quarter, exceeding the anticipated market forecast of a 0.3% rise and building on the 0.5% growth observed in the second quarter, based on preliminary data. This quarterly growth was notably driven by positive foreign demand. On an annual comparison, the GDP increased by 2.7% in Q3. Vladimír Kermiet, Director at the Czech Statistical Office, stated, "The annual GDP growth of 2.7% was largely fueled by household final consumption expenditure and gross capital formation." Additionally, gross value added saw a rise in both quarterly and yearly terms within sectors such as construction, trade, transport, accommodation, and catering.