WARSAW (Reuters) – Interest rates are expected to rise further in Poland in line with an expected ongoing increase in inflation, Polish rate setter Ludwik Kotecki said on Friday, following the central bank’s decision to hold rates steady for the first time in months. “Since we didn’t increase rates this month, we will have this (inflation) projection in November. … It’ll likely lead us to return to a discussion about hikes,” Kotecki said in an interview with Polish private broadcaster Polsat. He said he expects talks to revolve around hikes higher than 25 basis points. Wednesday’s decision t…