Czech Republic Construction Output in Czech Republic

Oficina Checa de Estadistica · Monthly · Importance 40

1.9% (Jun-26) YOY · % · Mensual · CSV
Period%
Jun 2026 1.9%
May 2026 4.4%
Apr 2026 7.7%
Mar 2026 6.4%
Feb 2026 2.8%
Jan 2026 0.5%
Dec 2025 6.9%
Nov 2025 7.9%
Oct 2025 8.6%
Sep 2025 15.9%
Aug 2025 15.5%
Jul 2025 9.8%
Jun 2025 15.4%
May 2025 14.4%
Apr 2025 5.8%
Mar 2025 15.8%
Feb 2025 3.2%
Jan 2025 9.3%
Dec 2024 10.9%
Nov 2024 2.5%
Oct 2024 -2.3%
Sep 2024 -6.5%
Aug 2024 0.4%
Jul 2024 1.6%
Jun 2024 -7.3%
May 2024 -6.4%
Apr 2024 0.6%
Mar 2024 -6.5%
Feb 2024 1.8%
Jan 2024 -6.5%
Dec 2023 -3.1%
Nov 2023 -5.1%
Oct 2023 -0.5%
Sep 2023 0.4%
Aug 2023 -2.0%
Jul 2023 -0.1%
Jun 2023 -0.5%
May 2023 -4.4%
Apr 2023 -7.9%
Mar 2023 -3.3%
Feb 2023 -4.1%
Jan 2023 3.4%
Dec 2022 -1.5%
Nov 2022 -1.2%
Oct 2022 2.4%
Sep 2022 -1.4%
Aug 2022 1.1%
Jul 2022 0.1%
Jun 2022 3.6%
May 2022 3.7%
Apr 2022 7.8%
Mar 2022 14.7%
Feb 2022 16.8%
Jan 2022 5.0%
Dec 2021 8.1%
Nov 2021 3.8%
Oct 2021 1.9%
Sep 2021 2.9%
Aug 2021 3.8%
Jul 2021 3.2%

About this indicator

SourceEurostat (EU harmonized; CSU has no public API without registration)
FrequencyMonthly
Release Aproximadamente 40-45 dias despues del fin del mes de referencia.
What it isMeasures the change in construction output volume in the Czech Republic (building and civil engineering), a gauge of the country's activity and fixed-capital investment.
How it's calculatedThe Czech Statistical Office (CSU) compiles the construction output index; Eurostat re-publishes the calendar-adjusted (working-day adjusted) series for the Czech Republic and its year-on-year change.
Market implicationsIt is a leading indicator of investment and domestic activity; sustained falls tend to foreshadow weaker fixed-capital investment, while rises point to greater momentum in the sector.
LimitationsOnly the calendar-adjusted version is available for the Czech Republic on Eurostat, which can create small differences from figures the CSU publishes on a different basis. It is a volatile series, sensitive to weather and to one-off large projects.