Bloomberg’s Week in Pictures

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Central Bankers

Farming

Indonesia

Tokyo

Cities

Government

Infrastructure

Saudi Arabia

Norway

Panama

Smartphone

Tablet

Gadgets

Cryptocurrency

Economic Growth

Europe

Rome

Entertainment

Kazakhstan

Food

Beijing

Markets

Finance

Policy

Monetary Policy

Politics

Retail

Middle East

Economics

Alternative Investments

Emerging Markets

Asia

Luxury

Agriculture

Americas

Mobile Phones

Fixed Income

Consumer Staples

Megacity

Banking

Emerging Markets Economics

United States

Media and Entertainment

Technology

From Indonesia to Iowa, the week in photos.

Aid Distribution and Recovery Operations in Palu Following Quake and Tsunami

General Views of Bali As IMF Meeting Gets Underway

Toyosu Market Begins Operations After Tokyo Relocates World's Oldest Fish Market 

Inside the Norman Foster-Designed Khan Shatyr Mall

Property And Leisure In Saudia Arabia's Eastern City

President Trump Holds Midterm Campaign Tour Rally

Google Unveils Pixel 3 And Pixel 3 XL Smartphones

Hurricane Michael Impact After Storm Lashes Florida With Wind Speeds Among Highest In History

Italy Deputy PM Matteo Salvini Meets French Nationalist Marine Le Pen To Discuss EU Alternative

Lula Successor Fernando Haddad Holds Press Conference 

Inside A Wegmans Food Markets Inc. Store As Company Closes In On 100 Locations 

Ex-Bitmain Chip Designer Takes on Crypto's Mining Goliath

Inside Cargill Inc.'s Aquaculture Research Facility In Salmon Farmers' Fight Against Killer Lice

Hurricane Michael pummels the Florida panhandle; Norwegian salmon farmers scan fish faces to fight killer lice; and we tour the brand new tuna auction that is replacing Tokyo’s legendary Tsukiji.

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