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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.

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Information on registration options for the forthcoming events is available on the individual event pages (when registration is open).

2026

15 May 2026 – CNB Research Connect
22–23 June 2026 – Third Annual Czech National Bank Conference
6 October 2026 – Conference on New Challenges for Central Banks
10–11 December 2026 – Third Czech National Bank Workshop on Financial Stability and Macroprudential Policy

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

11 March 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by Stephanie Ettmeier (CERGE-EI)
17 March 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by Volker Nitsch (TU Darmstadt)
25 March 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by Georgios Georgiadis (ECB)
15 April 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by Andrej Cupák (NBS)
25 May 2026 – CNB Research Seminar by Domenico Giannone (John Hopkins University)

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When Monetary and Macroprudential Policies Tighten Together: Evidence from the Czech Mortgage Market

Chasing Lower Rates: How Households Balance Refinancing Incentives and Debt Constraints

Web Reviews as a New Leading Indicator for Nowcasting Travel Expenditure in Balance of Payments Statistics

The CNB left interest rates unchanged, inflation will be below 2% this year and very close to the target next year

First test portfolio of digital assets at the CNB

Economic impacts of defence spending in Europe: between growth and fiscal burden