# Central Bank Policy Divergences A stark hawkish-dovish divide is emerging across major economies: Norges Bank (4.50%) and Magyar Nemzeti Bank (5.50%) are maintaining restrictive stances to combat persistent inflation, while the SNB (0.00%) remains deeply accommodative despite 0.8% inflation, and the Bank of Korea (2.75%) is gradually tightening lending conditions rather than raising rates. The Reserve Bank of India (5.25%) occupies a middle ground, signaling readiness to adjust policy based on inflation dynamics, creating a three-tier divergence between aggressive rate-hiking central banks, those implementing gradual tightening, and accommodative peers.