HONG KONG - Most Asian markets fell Thursday as investors tread cautiously ahead of a key U.S. jobs report expected to show unemployment hit a 26-year-high despite signs of recovery in the world's largest economy. European markets opened lower. Markets across Asia zigzagged in thin trade throughout the day before closing mostly lower, suggesting investors were reluctant to place bets for now. Oil prices slipped below $69 a barrel, while the dollar gained modestly against the yen and euro....
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