By Susan Mathew and Anisha Sircar (Reuters) -European shares rose on Friday as a rally in commodity-linked and bank stocks helped outweigh worries about economic growth and inflation, with Europe remaining on alert for a disruption to gas imports from Russia. A Russian threat to cut off gas supplies to Europe unless buyers paid with roubles from Friday was averted for now, with Moscow saying it would not halt supplies until new payments are due later in April. Worries about the fallout from the war, compounded by likely central bank tightening to control surging inflation, saw the pan-European…