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U.S. Jobs, ECB, Yellen, Climate Talks: Week Ahead Nov. 30-Dec. 5
- Services data, domestic auto sales to be reported in the U.S.
- OPEC meets in Vienna to assess the group's oil-output policy
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The last U.S. payrolls report before the Federal Reserve’s December policy meeting will probably show the economy added almost 200,000 jobs in November after surging a month earlier by the most this year. The jobless rate is forecast to hold at 5 percent, the lowest since April 2008.
Growth last month in U.S. service industries, which make up almost 90 percent of the world’s biggest economy, probably cooled in November after expanding a month earlier at the second-fastest pace in a decade, separate data may show.