Futures pointed to a higher open for Asian markets on Friday, following a positive finish among major U.S. indexes on Thursday.
Nikkei futures pointed to a higher open for the Japanese benchmark index, which finished at 17,862.63 on Thursday, with Chicago futures at 18,120 and Osaka futures at 18,080 In Australia, the ASX 200 was up 0.34 percent in early trade.
The boost to equities and to the U.S. dollar continued overnight, driven by comments from U.S. Fed Chair (Janet) Yellen and supported by strong U.S. economic data,
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