Currencies

FX market is a global market with a very high liquidity and trade volumes. This global market is open 24/7 except for the weekends and a few selected public holidays. The interbank trades are done through electronic systems EBS and Thomson Reuters Dealing. FX market is decentralized, which means there is no central exchange and the trades are realized on the over-the-counter (OTC) basis. Komerční banka enables access to this market through dealing and KB eTrading electronic platform.

Current rates

The quotes are derived from the current rates on the interbank market. The bid-offer spread represents the spread for a typical client trade.

Exchange rates

Exchange rates list states the rates at which it is possible to buy or sell foreign currencies for Czech Crowns at any KB branch in cash (banknotes) or cashless transactions.

Related commentary and analysis

Czech Economic Outlook: Muted for now, but brace for impact

30/07/2025 13:27

Impact of US tariffs to turn from positive to negative While stockpiling by US companies and households ahead of the tariffs supported Czech economic growth at the beginning of the year, this effect will fade over the rest of the year. In line with this, we expect the economy to grow by 1.9% this year, before slowing again to 1.1% next year. Although export and industrial performance will decline, household consumption and real wages should continue to recover.

Despite its current elevated level, inflation should head back down towards the target We estimate that inflation will average 2.4% in 2025, before falling to 1.9% in 2026. Rapid growth in prices of services, houses and food will keep inflation elevated this year. However, the effects of tight monetary policy, lower energy and fuel prices, and economic and labour market slowdowns should be felt fully next year. We expect wage growth to cool on the back of higher unemployment.

Autor: Jan Vejmělek,Jana Steckerová,Martin Gürtler,Jaromír Gec,Kevin Tran Nguyen
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