The North American markets end the week on a positive note. The Toronto stock market rose for the fourth straight session pushed particularly by the publication of data on employment exceeded expectations . The Canadian economy created 93,200 jobs last month , while economists predicted a figure of 20,000. The S & P / TSX has improved by 137.08 points to close the session at 11 570.45 points. The Canadian dollar showed a gain of 0.91 percent, to 96.76 cents U.S. The price of gold rose to $ 13.60 , 1 209.70 U.S. dollars. Oil prices rose for the third straight session barrel finished at $ 76.09 , up 65 cents from the previous day. This is an increase of $ 4.11 from Tuesday close to 6 % .

For its part , the NYSE has firmly entered the week before starting the season results , the Dow Jones gained 0.58% and the Nasdaq 0.97 %. The Dow Jones took 58.73 points to 10,197.72 points and the Nasdaq 21.05 points to 2196.45 points. In Europe , the London Stock Exchange finished up winning back 27.49 points from Thursday’s closing , or 0.54 % to 5 132.94 points. Featured Dax index of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange finished up 0.49 % to 6 065.24 points against 6035.66 points the day before the closing.