The global economy accepted a support after better than estimated US jobs numbers urged the Dow Jones stock market index to highest level, it before the 2008 financial crisis.

The ease in American unemployment also assisted European stocks with Britain's FTSE 100 ending rose 1.8% - a six-month high. While, Germany's DAX closed at 1.7% higher, and France's CAC-40 climbed at 1.5%.

According to the The US Labour Department that companies hired 243,000 employees in January, the strongest jobs develpo in nine month. The Analyst had estimated that the numbers would be 140,000 as courage the the unemployment rate in America decline to a three-year low of 8.3%.

World markets were given a continuing lift after other numbers performanced US factory orders increasing for a second straight month during December.

The Dow Jones average climbed 156.82 points to 12,862.23, it is highest mark since May 19, 2008 around four months before the Lehman Brothers investment bank bangkrupt.

The marks of an improving economy and none of bad news from Europe have assisted Wall Street shares rally since last year.

Andrew Goldberg, market strategist at JP Morgan Funds in New York, said:” It is really difficult to find something not to like in the jobs report, it caused there is genuine strength in this report with wide based jobs creation."

“But there is no matter how good this report is, it caused is remains a lukewarm jobs relief,” He added.

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