Fed, BOE Minutes, U.S. Home Sales, EU Vote: Week Ahead May 19-24

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     May 16 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Silva, editor-at-large and editor of the Political Capital Blog at Bloomberg.com, talks with Top news editor Greg Miles about the outlook for the U.S. congressional primaries and mid-term elections, President Barack Obama's domestic and foreign-policy agenda, and other developments Bloomberg is following in the week ahead. (Source: Bloomberg)

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State of the Union

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Trade Balance

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Development Bank

China

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Chicago

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The Federal Reserve will release minutes from its April meeting at which the Federal Open Market Committee said it would cut bond buying as the economy picks up after winter weather slowed first-quarter growth.

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