Czech industrial production decline slows in July
The Czech Republic’s industrial production decreased at a softer pace in July, data from the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO) shows. Industrial production declined a working-day adjusted 5% year-on-year in July, following a 10.5% fall in June. Economists had forecast a 7% decline.
Manufacturing output declined 5% yearly in July. Mining and quarrying output decreased 25.4%, while electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning rose 0.4%.
On a monthly basis, industrial production rose a seasonally adjusted 5.7% in July. Industrial new orders decreased 3.6% year-on-year in June.
Separate data from the Prague-based office showed that the construction output decreased a working-day adjusted 10.4% annually in July. On a seasonally adjusted basis, construction output rose 0.8% monthly in July, CZSO said on September 7.
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