Stocks fall as oil prices, U.S. jobless rate soar
U.S. lost jobs for a fifth month and the unemployment rate rose by the most in more than two decades, as an influx of students into the workforce drove the biggest jump in teenage joblessness since at least 1948
U.S. stocks face renewed economic uncertainties
Surge in joblessness, oil near $140 fuel recession fears
Fed's Bullard says too soon to say markets have recovered
Crude touches $139 mark just ahead of pit close; now up $10.63 to $138.40
Fed's Bullard says Fed must tackle inflation this year
ECB's Weber says Euro-area economic fundamentals remain sound
May Nonfarm Payrolls -49K vs -60K consensus, prior revised to -28K from -20K
May Unemployment Rate 5.5% vs 5.1% consensus; prior 5.0%
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