The Czech National Bank (CNB) conducts a monthly survey to collect domestic and foreign
analysts’ forecasts of several economic and financial variables. We ask whether the one- and
twelve-month-ahead analysts’ forecasts of these indicators are accurate for 2005–2012. Our findings indicate that the one-month-ahead forecast of the repo rate and the twelve-month-ahead forecast of the exchange made by the domestic analysts are free of systematic bias, superior to the random walk and directionally accurate. The same is true for the one-month-ahead foreign analysts' forecasts of the repo rate and the exchange rate. Unlike the domestic analysts' forecasts, however, the foreign analysts, forecasts are not efficient.