Crunch week as Fed meets on rates, Trump team joins G20 | Reuters

By William Schomberg | LONDON LONDON After a year that tipped conventional wisdom on its head, the coming week might suggest a return to some sort of normality for the global economy -- or instead take investors into a whole new round of uncertainty.On the face of it, Wednesday's expected interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve would be a clear sign that the United States has emerged from the shadow of the global financial crisis, a decade after it began.As well as raising rates for the third time since the crisis, the Fed is expected to signal it will speed up its so-far tentative approach to weaning the U.S. economy off the extraordinary support of rock-bottom borrowing costs.But of course it's not business as usual in the United States and beyond.When the world's most powerful finance chiefs gather on Friday for the first time since Donald Trump became U.S

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