Global markets are awaiting the US nonfarm payrolls for November due later on Friday
The JSE was higher on Friday morning benefiting from more optimism about resolving the US-China trade war.
Global markets are awaiting the US non farm payrolls for November due later in the day. The labour data is seen as a crucial indicator of the state of the US economy.
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