PRAGUE, Jan 2 (Reuters) - The Czech crown firmed to its strongest level in one month on Tuesday after data pointed to a solid growth outlook for the country's economy.
At 1149 GMT, the crown traded at 25.498 per euro, up 0.18 percent on the day and the strongest level since November 30, according to Reuters trading system data.
Czech manufacturing business sentiment improved more than expected in December, reaching its highest since early 2011, supported by robust output growth and new orders. (Reporting by Robert Muller; Editing by Jan Lopatka)
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