Dollar slips against commodity currencies as Brent surges

LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against the currencies of oil-producing states on Thursday, giving up earlier gains as a bounce in crude prices gave succour to markets shaken by the massive coronavirus-induced drop in demand. As Brent crude surged on signs producers were cutting production to address collapsing demand for fuel, the greenback fell 1% against the Russian rouble to 75.19.It also dropped 0.5% against the Norwegian crown to 10.7061, pulling back from a one-month high reached a..