European shares recover; French luxury stocks hit by U.S. tariff threat

(Reuters) - European shares bounced back on Tuesday from their sharpest decline in two months in the previous session, boosted by technology stocks, but gains were capped as investors grappled with prospects of fresh global trade disputes.Trade-sensitive German shares climbed 0.8%, with help from tech heavyweight SAP and chipmakers, while Italy's blue-chip index gained 1% after a slew of positive corporate updates.Paris-listed stocks rose only marginally after the U.S. government said on..