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Europe’s top powers deadlocked as economy sinks

By David McHugh
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Europe’s top powers deadlocked as economy sinks

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Europe’s economy needs help — fast. Yet the two powers that could take action, the European Central Bank and Germany, don’t see eye to eye about what to do.

That leaves Europe’s currency union stuck in a dangerous policy limbo that has investors worried as it risks falling into recession for a third time in six years.

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