FinMin: IMF forecast would lead to bigger deficit

A 3.5% drop in Czech gross domestic product this year would make it impossible to keep the central state budget deficit under CZK 150 billion (USD 7.27 billion), Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek said on Thursday.

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