By Devik Jain (Reuters) -European shares on Thursday marked their worst quarter since the pandemic-led selling of early 2020, as investors became increasingly wary of a global recession given hawkish central bank actions to try to tame inflation. All the major sectors were in the red. Banks weighed the most, with a gauge of euro zone lenders sliding 3.3% to March lows after the ECB’s top supervisor asked lenders to calculate recession risks. The continent-wide STOXX 600 index dropped 1.5%, chalking up quarterly losses of 10.7%. Miners were among the biggest drags in the quarter, down more than…