By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) – Higher stock markets showed the bulls were still in charge on Thursday as the Bank of England followed the U.S. Federal Reserve in hiking interest rates, with the European Central Bank expected to do the same shortly. Despite the ongoing harmony of hikes, traders were holding on to the view that after one of most rapid run of rate rises in history the heavyweights in the central banking ring were probably running out of punches. Fed chair Jerome Powell’s message that a “disinflationary” process was taking hold had kept both European shares and Wall Street point…