The week starts off with mixed performance in Asia and positive gains in Europe. Right now markets are going into a phase of recovery and there is seemingly nothing that can stop the gains.

Shanghai Composite rose 0.6 percent.

Nikkei Stock Average 225 advanced 0.1 percent.

Topix lost 0.2 percent.

S&P 500 futures gained 0.2 percent.

Stoxx Europe 600 added 0.3 percent.

FTSE 100 went up 0.7 percent.

MSCI All-Country World declined 0.2 percent.

Currencies were a little bit more restrained this trading morning, but now there is an obvious growth in the greenback that is damaging its peers all around the world. Euro and pound are on the weakest points in moths, whole the greenback is peaking.

Dollar gained 0.5 percent against the basket of six major currencies and reached the highest point in 18 months.

Euro lost 0.7 percent - $1.126.

Pound lost 0.9 percent - $1.2859.

Oil is demonstrating growth today amidst reports that Saudi Arabia is going to cut output numbers by December. Gold is down.

WTI oil gained 1.5 percent - $61.09 per barrel.

Brent crude advanced 2.02 percent - $71.6.

MMBtu of natural gas is 2.12 percent heavier - $3.8.

Heating oil is up 1.35 percent - $220.22 per gallon.

Gold lost 0.17 percent - $1206.5 per ounce.

Silver is up 00.4 percent - $14.15 per ounce.

Platinum decreased 0.05 percent - $852.68.