By John McCrank and Joice Alves NEW YORK (Reuters) – The euro gained more than 1% against the dollar on Wednesday as risk appetite returned to financial markets and commodity prices eased from recent peaks that were driven by Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. After touching a 22-month low on Monday of $1.0806, the euro was last at $1.1019, up 1.15% on the day, after a report citing unnamed officials said the EU was discussing joint bond issuance to finance energy and defence spending. Just one month ago, the euro was close to touching $1.15, and its rapid decline to below $1.10 may have be…