Czech Republic's Consumer Price Index reports

The pair will fail to break out from a major downtrend resistance line, which will send the pair lower towards its previous low. While western Europe is struggling to revive its economy, its eastern counterpart led by the V4 nations is helping the region to go back to its feet. The Czech Republic posted its Consumer Price Index reports on Friday, October 16. The CPI MoM report managed to pull itself after it grew by 0.2% from the decline of -0.3% for the month of August. Meanwhile, the country’s year-over-year figure for CPI made a slight improvement from -0.5% to -0.4% for September. Another report that supports Czechia’s recovery was its inflation rate report. Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic posted 3.8%, 3.4%, and 3.3% inflation, respectively. All of whom managed to reach their inflation target of +-3.05. Investors are expected to push the Czech Koruna higher against the US dollar due to the uncertainty brought by the US elections.