Here is what we're watching in London on Monday Morning

Well, US markets will be closed for the labor day holiday

But Wall Street is still influencing global activity

giving this reaction into the last week to the latest jobs data

Fewer than expected positions were created in the world’s biggest economy last month

and that leads traders to assuming slightly less likely that the federal reserve will raise interest rates

at a September meeting in a few weeks time

The dollar is a bit soft on this reasoning, and that's how we support gold prices too

As we know, equity investors tend to like the idea of boring cost being load for longer

So there seem to be a few hundreds closed on Friday less than half percent below its record high

And this is how the week in Asia and Europe, begin with the Frankfurt

European shares are imagining their best levels since early January

while in Asia and Pacific index is the nearlest the best levels in more than a year

Helping on the pin ball ceases its strength in the oil price

As Brent takes its Two-day gain to about five percent

Unfortunately at time of this recording, no one is really too sure what’s causing this latest spike