PRAGUE, March 2 (Reuters) - Real monetary conditions in
the Czech Republic are not expansive at the moment, while a need
to tighten policy further cannot be ruled out, Czech National
Bank Vice-Governor Jan Frait said on Thursday.
The tightening can come via interest rates or crown exchange
rate conditions, Frait said in an article co-authored with board
adviser Jakub Mateju posted on the central bank's website.
The central bank has been on hold on rates, keeping its main
interest rate at 7.00% since last June.
(Reporting by Jason Hovet and Robert Muller)
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