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Economists had been split on whether policymakers would increase rates
Political attacks on the Fed, BoE and RBI are a childish abdication of responsibility
Appointment of devoted bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das heralds a test of credibility for the RBI
Asset purchases likely to remain part of policymakers’ toolkit to fight future crises
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
The central bank should be ready to use quantitative easing again
End of extra bond purchases shifts investor focus to timing of interest rate rises
Currency crisis this summer has sparked red-hot price growth
Central bank cautions rate of future increases may need to slow as oil prices ease
Bond purchases may stop but reinvestments will still need to be made
Eurozone reaches milestone after four years but dovish tone will endure as risks mount
US central bank still expected to lift its target range at its meeting next week
Decision comes after abrupt resignation of Urjit Patel amid tension with Modi government
Former governor Urjit Patel is not the only policymaker in the political doghouse
The governor’s resignation puts the onus on Narendra Modi’s government
Governor’s exit heightens investor concerns about direction of India’s monetary policy
Reserve Bank of India head has been at odds with the government over its independence
A joint stimulus would aid public finances by allowing governments to limit spending
Private sector bank files petition against order forcing founder to reduce his equity stake
Economic danger is greatest in emerging markets where institutions are often weaker
Futures prices suggest US central bank will move in December but might pause in 2019
