A year in which the major central banks part ways

By Stefano Rebaudo LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Central banks in big economies are parting ways, with Australia this week raising interest rates for the first time in two years, while others are taking a more cautious approach even if they are likely done with easing. The European Central Bank and Bank ​of England held rates on Thursday, although the UK decision was seen by markets as dovish. The U.S. Federal Reserve remains in the easing camp. Here's where ‌central banks in 10 developed markets stand: ...