![People are reflected on the electronic stock board at a securities firm in Tokyo,Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011. Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average ended the morning session down 142.84 points, or 1.63 percent, at 8,598.32. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vCwc4OGx99TMtj1kxnwXjGj51LcLDV8qzr5J83j8ublD53LVN83imdQZVqKSS7Rw2qqUBYWqhnTJ5C2CJWldeLhnUdunCCUUxj55Vk6CwVfaLNe5zvrpndDMHWfRQgPtVDkQPaDq82uaWSgwPQRKT5kbuM9oSJIbPqWy7IeXpZYOJ7LhBSph0VVU8WmRH-FF1N_KUe8fZjxfHTD3PIbX52aPWU9FwNjhlHGsRrdyXvAOQMcn9k53b1aGC4UAlfGA=s0-d)
AP - The U.S. Federal Reserve's tacit acknowledgment that America's economic slowdown is likely to persist for quite a while sent global stock markets skidding Thursday as investors brushed off the central bank's efforts to spur growth and focused instead on its gloomy assessment.
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