WARSAW, June 7 (Reuters) - Poland's inflation will likely remain at a "moderate" level in the coming quarters, the central bank reiterated on Wednesday, explaining its decision to keep interest rates at an all-time low.
The bank also said that the current level of rates, with the benchmark rate at 1.50 percent since March 2015, has helped keep Poland on a path of balanced economic growth.
The bank said that economic indicators signalled that economic growth remained at a "stable" level in the second quarter.
(Reporting by Pawel Sobczak and Bartosz Chmielewski; Writing by Marcin Goettig; Editing by Marcin Goclowski)
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