Governor Raghuram Rajan has had a penchant for shocking financial markets during his three years at the helm of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), but we doubt that there are any surprises in store when he delivers his final policy announcement on 9th August. Beyond next week, prospects for monetary policy depend in large part on who is chosen to succeed Mr Rajan.
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