(Reuters) -European shares edged up on Friday, in what appeared to be a steady end to a week marred by worries about elevated valuations of technology-related stocks globally, while the UK’s ITV jumped on a potential sale of its broadcasting division

The continent-wide STOXX 600 index edged up 0.2% to 569.02 points by 0810 GMT.

Despite the day’s gains, the main index is on track for its biggest two-week loss since early September.

While there was no specific reason for this week’s selloff, analysts point to a myriad of factors, including elevated valuations in tech-related stocks, a U.S. government shutdown and hawkish Federal Reserve commentary.

ITV jumped 18.2% after saying that it was in talks with pay-TV company Sky, owned by Comcast , over a potential sale of its media and enter

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