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ZLATOVNA ECONOMIC NEWS
A quick look at what's new in the world of economic policy, finance and precious metals.

Economy: The average company spends 223 hours a year on paperwork, less than last year. In August, 881 companies were added in the Czech Republic, 61 less than in July. Deloitte in the Czech Republic withdrew a study on the impact of warming on the economy. Dlouhý: Entrepreneurs are most worried about blanket measures. The growth of confidence in the Czech economy accelerated in September. According to economists, the new forecast of the Ministry of Finance is quite realistic. The Ministry of Finance sold bonds for 5.1 billion CZK, interest was greater. Deloitte: The Czech Republic is in 25th place out of 163 countries in terms of quality of life. GLP is building an industrial zone in Ostrava for more than a billion CZK. Inflation in Slovakia was the lowest in August since the summer of 2017. Collection agencies: Debtors' payment morale has not deteriorated this year. Euler Hermes expects an eight percent increase in corporate insolvencies in the Czech Republic this year. Consumer prices in the US rose by 0.4 percent in August. IDEA: Abolition of super gross wage is least beneficial for low-income earners. CzechGlobe scientists oppose the claim that warming will help the economy. IMF: Economic prospects are not as bad as previously thought. Duha presented ecological proposals for the recovery plan. Bloomberg: The world's most stable currency protects exports from Taiwan. Deloitte: Warming will have a positive impact on the Czech economy.

Stock exchanges: Supplies of building materials have fallen by up to 30 percent, miners report. The price of gold has fallen to a two-month low.

Finance: Hypoteční banka and ČMSS will have the same management from next year. Sellers: Sales of investment coins in the Czech Republic are now growing at a record rate. Non-bank credit companies have rules for clients in a moratorium. ČMZRB approved support of 38 billion CZK until August, 2.5 times more year-on-year. Banks are not yet preparing to close branches due to coronavirus. Lloyd's of London insurance market has a loss of 400 million pounds. EY: 7,500 jobs in the financial sector left Britain due to Brexit. Survey: An unexpected event has befallen 80 percent of Czechs in five years. The pandemic will reduce Germany's tax revenues by almost 20 billion euros in 2021. Survey: Almost a third of Czechs felt the impact of the pandemic on their finances. KPMG: Household finances are starting to feel the economic slowdown. Analysts: The price of gold has increased by a quarter this year, silver by a third. Housing loans rose by 30 percent year-on-year in August to CZK 17 billion. According to estimates, the Czech National Bank will leave interest rates unchanged on Wednesday. The US budget deficit for 11 months amounted to three trillion dollars. Moody's has worsened Turkey's credit rating by one notch. Household debts with banks increased to 1.819 trillion crowns in August. France will stimulate the economy with a package of 42 billion euros next year. Home Credit has fallen into a loss of CZK 16.8 billion due to the pandemic. The British central bank has left monetary policy unchanged. Leasing and installment companies have approved 79,000 installment deferrals. Survey: Czechs save most often 1,000 to 3,000 crowns per month. US airlines will cut more than 30,000 seats without further state aid. Reuters: Spanish banks Caixabank and Bankia have approved a merger.