LONDON (Reuters) – In a race to get on top of surging inflation, central banks in the United States, Britain and Australia, all jacked up interest rates this week. Stubbornly high inflation also prompted Iceland to lift rates by one percentage point on Wednesday, and India delivered an unscheduled rate rise. Some, such as the Bank of England, worry their economies are headed for recession, but that ha not stopped them from signalling more hikes are coming. Here is a look at where policymakers stand on the path out of the pandemic-era stimulus, ranked in terms of hawkishness. 1) NORWAY Norway’s…