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Economists noted that the jobs report was the latest in a raft of bleak data.

Bleak data published separately Thursday underlined the economic weakness created by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami and the nuclear crisis and supply chain disruptions that followed.

There were no clear catalysts that spurred the sell-off — which dragged the Dow lower on Thursday by 443.48 points — beyond the regular drumbeat of poor earnings from the corporate sector and bleak data on the economy.

Taken together, the bleak data resurrected concerns that the market could fall into another downturn, with new downward pressure on prices as the supply of homes increases but demand dwindles.

The relentlessly bleak data, reflecting weakness across the Continent and in Britain, came a day after political leaders again failed to break the deadlock over how to resolve the European debt crisis.

Still, even this finding was cast in shadow by more bleak data: Mexican youth who have left school — native-born and foreign-born alike — have considerably lower levels of educational attainment than their peers, with more than half lacking a high school diploma.

The latest bleak economic data from the US follows more warning signals from the eurozone in recent days.

But until the accusation by the Fisher family on Wednesday, the hospital's public relations staff had been responding to a drumbeat of bleak financial data.

Image: Markit Europe's economy was already weakening before the Cyprus crisis blew up, bleak economic data released this morning has shown.

Bleak economic data reflecting a sharpening slide in housing, trade, industrial production, spending and employment rates "more than offset" any potential impact from a stimulus plan, the Fed said in the report, which reflected the minutes of its Jan . 27-28 meeting

Already weighed down by another round of bleak economic data, including a report showing that 159,000 jobs were lost in September, the Dow fell 157 points to close at 10,325, or nearly 818 points lower than when the week began, before the House's initial rejection of the bailout.