Asian markets are expected to open higher, following increases from Friday USA and European stocks, after much better than expected data about NFP from USA.
Japanese Nikkei225 expected to open at 16507 with 243 points higher, and Australian ASX200 to open 46 points higher at 5543.
Weaker yen because of the stronger dollar will be positive for the Nikkei225 index.
Latest increase in oil prices will additionally support stock prices.
The fear index VIX is at 2 year low from August 2014 which will probably make investors and trader cautions and will lead to corrections in stock prices.
During the Asian hours we will expect data from China about Trade balance at 06:00 and from Japan at 02:50 about Current Account and Bank lending. Worse than expected data about Chinese trade balance will be negative for the indexes.
Jr. Trader Nikolay Georgiev
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