 Here are news stories, pressreports and events to watch which may affect Czech financialmarkets on Wednesday. ALL TIMES GMT Czech Republic: GMT 2 hours ECONOMIC DATA Real-time economic data releases... Previous stories on Czech data... For a schedule of corporate and economic events: NEWSEVENTS CORONAVIRUS CASES: The Czech Republic had 7,033 confirmedcases of coronavirus infection by the end of Tuesday. So far1,753 people have recovered from the Covid-19 illness and 201people have died. BONDS: The Finance Ministry will hold a planned state bondauction, including offering a new 20-year bond. Results dueafter 1000 GMT. GOVERNMENT: The government discusses a possible easing ofsome travel restrictions but is unlikely to allow a return toleisure travel yet. CME: Central European Media Enterprises Reports Qtrly Net IncomeAttributable To Co 0.02Shr Broadcaster CME says ad spending dropped in March, April Komercni Banka cancels AGM planned for April 29 CORONAVIRUS STUDY: The Czech Republic will test 27,000people for coronavirus antibodies to gain information on howmany came into contact with the infection, officials said onTuesday. CARS: Czech car production sank 36 in March as thecoronavirus outbreaks impact was felt along the supply chain,forcing 90 of firms in the sector to stop or significantlylimit production last month, an industry association said onTuesday. CEE MARKETS: Central European currencies and stocks fellacross the board on Tuesday after U.S. crude oil futures plungedinto negative territory for the first time the previous day onsagging demand due to the coronavirus crisis. EUROPE POWER: European prompt power prices for day-aheaddelivery soared in wholesale trade on Tuesday on a forecast dropin wind power generation, while French nuclear availabilityincreased. PRESS DIGEST PFNONWOVENS: Artificial textile maker PFNonwovens plans to invest almost 2 billion crowns into new lines in itsCzech base of Znojmo and also in the United States. The lineswill be capable of also producing material for protective gearamid the coronavirus outbreak. Reuters has not verified the stories, nor does it vouch fortheir accuracy. Prague Newsroom: 420 234 721 617 E-mail: Reporting by Prague Newsroom 