The European Commission claims there's economic light at the end of the tunnel not just for the EU but for the Czech Republic, whose economy should grow 3.2% this year. That would put the country on course to reach pre-pandemic levels sometime in 2022, when the economy could grow by as much as 5%. It remains to be seen whether its inflationary predictions (2.5% in 2022, 2.2% in 2022) are realistic. GDP dropped 5.6% in 2020, the worst result in the history of the Czech Republic. Germany's economy shrank 5% while France's . . .
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