(Reuters) – London’s blue-chip shares rose for a fifth straight session on Tuesday, with banks and oil stocks in the lead, as investors awaited the release of inflation data and budget update on Wednesday. The FTSE 100 index rose 0.2%, hitting a three-week high after having given back all of its year-to-date losses in the previous session. Banks added 1.5% as bets of aggressive interest rates hikes by major central banks grew after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s hawkish comments on Monday. UK’s oil & gas index inched up 0.2% as oil prices extended rise as some European Union mem…