European shares fall for second week, growth and trade worries linger

LONDON (Reuters) - European shares closed the day higher in choppy trade on Friday but notched up their second straight week of losses as concerns about slowing global growth, weak earnings, and a U.S.-China trade war drove investors away from the region's equities.The pan-European STOXX 600 closed up 0.4 percent, while Italy's FTSE MIB outperformed with a 0.6 percent rise led by rebounding banks and technology stocks, while Italian equities rallied as bond yields fell.FTSE 100 was the only..