Serbia’s central bank held its key interest rate at 6.5%, marking the second month without changes in borrowing costs. This decision comes as both global and domestic inflationary pressures are easing. Additionally, the bank raised mandatory reserve requirements for lenders to curb excess liquidity in dinars, intending to withdraw about 115 bln dinars (USD 1 bln) and reduce the surplus of dinar liquidity in the banking sector by roughly 20%.