LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 index is seen opening 33-39 points, or as much as 0.6 percent, lower on Monday, according to financial bookmakers, tracking falls overnight in Asia and on Wall Street on Friday, with weaker commodity prices seen impacting heavyweight oils and miners.
The UK blue-chip index closed up 23.79 points, or 0.5 percent, on Friday at 5.011.47, the highest closing level since late September 2008, after earlier hitting an intraday peak for 2009 of 5,038.76.
U.S. stocks broke a five-day winning streak on Friday, while Japan's Nikkei average dropped 2.4 percent on Monday, pushed lower by exporters after the dollar hit a fresh seven-month low against the yen. No important economic data is due for release on Monday in the UK or the United States, although th e August RICS UK house price survey will released tonight.
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Dollar higher, Japan shares hit by yen
* Nikkei slides as exporters battered by yen; JAL up
* US STOCKS-Wall St ends 5 days of gains as oil weighs
* FOREX-Dollar climbs as speculators reverse course
* TREASURIES-Ten-yr notes edge higher as stocks falter
* Oil extends drop towards $68 on demand concerns
* PRECIOUS-Gold falls as dollar rebounds, above $1,000
* METALS-Copper falls to 2-wk lows on dollar gains
UK stocks to watch on Monday are:
RIO TINTO
The global miner has received approval from the Brazilian National Defence Council for the proposed sale of its Corumba iron ore mine to Brazil's Vale SA, Rio Tinto said on Monday.
ANTISOMA
The biotech firm posts full-year results.
PLETHORA SOLUTIONS HOLDINGDS
The urology specialists reports first-half results.
ASIA DIGITAL HOLDINGS
The online marketing group delivers first-half results.
(Reporting by Jon Hopkins; editing by Simon Jessop)