By Chris Prentice and Marc Jones WASHINGTON/LONDON (Reuters) -World and European shares turned higher on Friday as Wall Street extended gains amid hopes of a slowdown in some central banks’ rate hikes. Commodity prices took a hit from a stronger U.S. dollar. Oil prices slid after top crude importer China widened its COVID-19 curbs. Europe’s STOXX index recouped losses as steep as 1.1% during the session to close up 0.1% at a five-week high. Earlier, Thursday’s weak forecasts from Amazon sent Europe’s tech sector down and the prospect of renewed COVID curbs in China hit mining and oil firms. [O…