Poland's rate-setting authority, the Monetary Policy Council, announced on Tuesday (Jan. 9) it decided to keep the NBP interest rates at unchanged levels. This decision was expected by economists. The main, reference interest rate has been kept 5.75%. According to the Council, "in the coming months, annual CPI growth is likely to fall significantly, while the decline in core inflation will be slower," but "inflation developments in subsequent quarters are associated with uncertainty".