European stocks are expected to open slightly higher after a weak U.S. jobs report increases chances of a September rate cut. French Prime Minister faces a confidence vote he is likely to lose, prompting speculation on a new prime minister appointment. Economic data from Germany and the euro area is due. The European Central Bank is expected to keep interest rates steady. Asian stocks rise, U.S. Treasury yields hit lows, and oil prices jump as OPEC+ agrees to raise production. U.S. stocks end lower after weak jobs data, with the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all falling. European stocks also closed lower on Friday due to growth concerns.

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