A rate hike resulting from this week’s Federal Reserve meeting is almost a foregone conclusion, but there is more to look for from the Fed’s actions.It will be a busy week for central banks with the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank meeting tomorrow through Wednesday and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) as well as Bank of England also holding meetings this week.The Bank of England is expected to let interest rates remain at 0.25 percent, the same level as the U.S. federal funds rate from 2008 to December 2015. Part of the reasoning behind this expectation is that the U.K. federal budget provided for only UK£3 billion in stimulus funds, an amount widely considered to be insufficient given the state of the economy. Indeed, the economy there is still reeling f...