BERLIN (AP) - Signs of shaky economies in France and Germany have sharpened worries about Europe's less-than-robust recovery - and underscored the struggle to shake up regulation-clogged economies in countries that use the euro.
The European Central Bank is expected to leave interest rates alone when it meets later this week at its Frankfurt headquarters, even as warning flags go up about flat growth in France in the last three months of 2004 and rising unemployment in Germany.
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