By Sinéad Carew and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) – The MSCI global index of stocks lost ground on Monday while the dollar gained slightly as investors waited for economic data and earnings season and after Russian missiles pounded cities across Ukraine. Any lingering hopes that the Federal Reserve could shift to a softer stance toward monetary policy appeared to be extinguished on Friday as the September jobs report pointed to a persistently tight labour market. The dollar held steady against a basket of currencies, while a number of market-based measures of investor risk nervousnes…