Japanese stocks opened higher for the first time in two days, but investors remain cautious as another fire broke out at the number four reactor of the Fukushima plant. Rest of Asia too trades firm despite negative Wall Street cues.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vikas Pershad of Veda Investments said it would be too early to start buying in Japan.
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