PRAGUE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Overall Czech monetary
conditions are quite restrictive given the crown has
strengthened in recent months, but a tight labour market remains
a pro-inflationary risk, central bank Vice-Governor Jan Frait
said in a commentary published on Monday.
"Deciding whether it is necessary to further tighten
monetary policy must be done sensitively in such a situation,"
Frait wrote in a co-authored piece with central bank adviser
Jakub Mateju on the bank's website.
(Reporting by Jason Hovet; Editing by Hugh Lawson)
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