The Nikkei and Kospi rallied Monday on Friday's U.S. payrolls print of 162,000 and an unemployment rate of 4.1 percent. [1] The Business Times treated American labor data as Asia's open. [1] U.S. exchanges are closed for Labor Day. A holiday is not a new jobs print. Print Friday's. Do not print a Tuesday NFP.

Brent in the nineties sits on the next page. Gasoline at a record is another page. Leave a named August revision to the edition that owns a named revision. Print the rally. Print Friday's payrolls.

Print Friday's. Monday is not a new labor table. One hundred sixty-two thousand is still Friday's NFP. Print the rally as Monday's named Asia hold. A closed U.S. exchange is still closed. Print Friday's as still the named payroll.

Asian markets trade America's Friday news on Monday morning; payrolls travel overnight. One-sixty-two thousand satisfies the doves. Tokyo and Seoul priced it first.

Overnight payrolls land in Tokyo first; doves coo by open. Monday's cooing is priced. Friday's number travels well.

Labor Day darkens New York and hands the tape to Asia. Nikkei and Kospi moved on 162,000 because American boards could not. Unemployment at 4.1 percent is still last week's labor word.

New York is dark for Labor Day. Tokyo priced 162,000 overnight. Unemployment at 4.1 percent remains Friday's labor word.

Labor Day darkens the NYSE and hands the tape to Tokyo. 162,000 jobs is Friday's print traveling overnight. Doves priced it first because American boards could not.

162,000 jobs is Friday's print traveling overnight. Tokyo priced 162,000 overnight. Doves priced Friday's print because American boards were dark.

-- PRIYA SHARMA, Delhi