Serbia’s central bank kept its key policy rate at 5.75%, citing uncertainty regarding protectionist measures and its impact on inflation and growth. The decision came as inflation eased, with the consumer price-index dropping to 3.8% in May, and economic growth slowed to 2% in the first quarter. The central bank revised its forecast for growth this year to 3.5% from 4.5%, citing political unrest, global trade tensions, and weaker external demand.