PRAGUE, March 6 (Reuters) - The Czech central bank would
not be able to cut interest rates any faster if it raised rates
now, Vice Governor Eva Zamrazilova was said in an interview on
Monday.
"I do not believe the view in which the higher we go with
the rate now, the faster we will be able to lower rates
afterward," she told news website Info.cz.
"The reason is simple: the level of inflation in the Czech
Republic will in the future depend on the course of the
disinflation process in the euro zone."
(Reporting by Jason Hovet
Editing by Bernadette Baum)
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