Asian and European markets appeared to bounce back from the initial shock of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Friday, with sharp rises seen on the Nikkei, and moderate rises in the Australian and European markets. Asian markets reopened higher on Friday on the whole, as traders picked up bargain stocks after the recent sell-off sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Japanese stock market was trading sharply higher, breaking a five-session losing streak, with the benchmark Nikkei 225 closing the morning session at 26,353.58, up 1.47%, after a high of 26,419.89. The Australian stock mark…