European markets are expected to fall at the open on Friday, after rallying Thursday afternoon following European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's reiteration of his "willingness to act" to protect the euro. Draghi spoke of his "willingness to act" as he left the door open for further policy action Thursday afternoon, after the ECB downgraded its forecast for growth and inflation.
Asian stock markets moved lower on Friday, as Chinese markets remained closed for a four-day weekend. Nikkei hits fresh 7-month low ahead of US jobs data.
There will also be data on euro area gross domestic product (GDP) for the second quarter.
Investors' focus is expected to be on the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for August.
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