Research at CNB
The objective of the CNB‘s research is to provide outputs which help to expand the knowledge base needed for the core activities of the CNB and which are of a high standard on the international scale.
Find out more about the CNB’s research priorities for 2026–2028.
Upcoming
Information on registration options for the forthcoming events is available on the individual event pages (when registration is open).
2026
- 27 November 2026 – CSE conference – Keynote lecture by Lawrence Christiano (Northwestern University, USA)
- 7–8 December 2026 – Third Czech National Bank Workshop on Financial Stability and Macroprudential Policy
- 18–19 February 2027 – The 5th CESEE.net Workshop 2027 – Small Open Economies: Inflation, Trade and Structural Changes – Call for Papers
The seminars take place in the CNB building or online, are conducted in English and last for about an hour to an hour and a half. Attendance is limited to invited participants only.
2026
- 5 November 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by Marek Jarocinski (ECB)
- 25 November 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by John Burger (Loyola University Maryland)
Our latest research
26. 10. 2026
Climate Risk and Financial Stability: Insights from the CNB Climate Stress Test
Vilma Dingová, Ján Krchňavý, Marián Suchánek and Tomáš Kadrmas
CNB DP 1/2026
5. 10. 2026
Do Inequality and Fiscal Redistribution Matter When Credit Bites Back?
Michal Škára, Ladislava Issever Grochová
CNB WP 13/2026
27. 8. 2026
Bounded Rationality, Monetary Policy, and the Scars of Supply Shocks
Dario Bonciani, František Mašek, Paolo Nanni, Giulio Tarquini
CNB WP 12/2026
25. 8. 2026
Demographic Change, Inflation, and Monetary Policy: The Case of Czechia
Michal Franta, Eva Gromádková, Barbara Livorová
CNB RB 4/2026
27. 7. 2026
Economic and Financial Effects of Rising Defense Spending
Martijn Boermans, Martin Hodula, Josef Simpartl
CNB RB 3/2026
14. 7. 2026
Artificial Intelligence and Labour in Czechia: Who Is Affected?
Švéda Josef, Livorová Barbara
CNB RB 2/2026
7. 8. 2026
The CNB left interest rates unchanged, inflation will temporarily rise to 3% at the start of next year and then return to close to the target
Pikhart Zdeněk
Monetary Policy
4. 6. 2026
Family first: Can the ownership of Czech exporters explain their resilience in a stagnating Europe?
Kábrtová Anna
International Trade, Statistics
1. 6. 2026
Financial Account of the Balance of Payments: Methodological Principles and Data Sources
Nejman Milan, Novotný Filip
International Trade, Statistics