Komercni Banka News
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CEZ AS, the biggest Czech utility, slid in its longest losing streak in 13 years on concern the opposition will levy new taxes as Premier Petr Necas resigns.
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Czech May consumer prices grew at the slowest rate in almost three years as the cost of natural gas fell, adding to a debate among central bankers over plans to weaken the koruna through market intervention.
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The Czech koruna slid from an almost three-month high as slower-than-estimated inflation fueled speculation the central bank will act to weaken the currency.
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Komercni Banka AS declined the most in three weeks as Citigroup Inc. downgraded the Czech unit of Societe Generale SA to neutral from buy, citing a worsening outlook for the lender’s earnings.
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Komercni Banka AS, the Czech unit of Societe Generale SA, said first-quarter net fell to 3.15 billion koruna from 3.49 billion koruna a year earlier, the Prague-based lender said in the statement.
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Komercni Banka AS, the Czech unit of Societe Generale SA, fell the most in nine months as it competes for investors with PKO Bank Polski SA and Bank Zachodni WBK SA.
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The Czech central bank will seek clues in its new economic outlook today about whether currency sales are needed to stimulate the economy after cutting interest rates to effectively zero failed to end a recession.
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Komercni Banka AS, the Czech unit of Societe Generale SA, snapped two days of gains as German data showed unemployment in Europe’s largest economy increased, damping prospects for the continent’s economic recovery.
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CEZ AS, the Czech Republic’s largest electricity company, climbed to the highest level in three weeks after reporting first-quarter earnings that beat analyst estimates and raising full-year profit targets.
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Komercni Banka AS had its bank financial-strength rating cut at Moody’s Investors Service, which cited a Czech economic slowdown and risks of capital transfers to the lender’s owner, Societe Generale SA.
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