Nikkei set to rise as yen pulls back, Fed stimulus concerns ease

TOKYO, June 10 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average is expected to rebound sharply on Monday, as short-covering on exporters on the back of a weaker yen is likely to further move the index away from bear territory it reached last week. The U.S. dollar rose on Friday on resilient U.S. jobs data, while Wall Street rallied as investors came round to the view that the Federal Reserve would need to see firm evidence of economic strength before scaling back its massive bond-buying program.