Market pressured as House calls off a budget vote for lack of support NEW YORK, Dec. 21 (UPI) -- U.S. stocks slid early Friday after markets fell in Asia and Europe on waning confidence in a U.S. federal budget that would dodge the so-called "fiscal cliff." House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, canceled a vote on his "Plan B" budget proposal after it failed to muster enough support among Republicans. Announcing there would be a Plan B vote Thursday sent stocks higher but investors retreated Friday after House members were sent home with no budget agreement in place --10 days before a mandated set of spending cuts and tax increases. The Dow Jones industrial average gave up 151.66 points or 1.14 percent to 13,160.06. The Nasdaq lost 38.88 points or 1.27 percent to 3,011.51. The Standard & Poor's 500 shed 16.87 points, 1.17 percent, to 1,426.82. The 10-year treasury note was up 13/32 to yield 1.757 percent. Against the yen, the dollar was lower at 84.14 from Thursday's 84.39. The euro fell to $1.3173 from $1.3244. In Tokyo, the Nikkei lost 99 points, or 0.99 percent, closing at 9,940.06.