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The stock market rested Thursday after staging its biggest rally in two-and-a-half years the day before. Major indexes ended trading mixed.

Stocks closed Friday’s seesaw session slightly lower. The major indexes notched up their worst weekly performance since September.

U.S. stocks edged higher Friday, but major indexes are still poised to end their worst week since September.

The stock market mostly recovered from investors’ fears about Europe’s debt crisis Monday. After trading lower for most of the day, the major indexes ended slightly higher.

The Dow industrial average flirted with its break-even mark for 2011 on Wednesday as part of a rally that had the major indexes end trading with gains.

The market’s recent rally cooled Tuesday as stocks traded flat. The major indexes were mixed entering midafternoon.

All three major U.S. indexes were up slightly after a hellish Thursday which saw the Dow Jones industrial average drop by 391 points.

Exxon Mobil and other energy companies led stocks higher Tuesday as major indexes rose for the second day in a row.

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Even after a better than expected jobs report this morning the stock market rally has faded. All three major indexes are swinging between gains and losses in the first half of the trading day.

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American indexes fell nearly 3 percent as new data heightened fears that the United States may be headed toward a double-dip recession and that Europe’s debt crisis could widen.