European stocks are expected to open higher after stronger-than-anticipated inflation data from China helped to calm nerves over global growth prospects.
Germany's DAX is seen leading the charge, called 63 points higher at 10,460, while London's FTSE 100 is seen up 38 points, taking the index to 7,005 and France's CAC expected to rise 23 points to 4,427.
Producer prices in the world's second largest economy headed higher for the first time in almost five years, offsetting the negative sentiment generated Thursday by poor export data from the mainland.
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