U.S. Jobs, Fed Meeting, BOJ, U.K. GDP: Week Ahead April 28-May 3

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April 25 (Bloomberg) -- Jose Enrique Arrioja, Editor-at-Large for Latin America, talks with Top News editor Greg Miles about Mexican monetary policy, the nation's progress under President Enrique Pena Nieto, the overhaul of the nation's energy and telcom sectors, and what what to watch for in the week ahead. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Employers in the U.S. boosted payrolls in April by the most in five months as the jobless rate declined, data this week may show.

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