U.S. Jobs, Modi, AIG, Tankan, ECB: Week Ahead Sept. 29-Oct. 4

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Sept. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Mike Regan, stocks editor at Bloomberg News, talks with Top news editor Greg Miles about the forces driving the U.S. stock market in the coming weeks, including the U.S. jobs report, the dollar, Federal Reserve monetary policy and conflicts in the Middle East. (Source: Bloomberg)

Global Week Ahead (Sept. 27-Oct. 4) U.S. Stocks, Jobs (Audio)

Jobs

Consumer Confidence

U.S. Economy

Government

Sales Tax

Cities

Economic Policy

Conservative

Detroit

London

Argentina

Industrial Production

Bonds

Debt

Birmingham

Japan

Monetary Policy

Hong Kong

Fixed Income

Berlin

Baseball

Unemployment

Retail

Portfolio Management

Portugal

South Korea

Tokyo

Government Bonds

Executives

San Francisco

Interest Rates

Brazil

Spain

Angola

China

India

Delhi

Infrastructure

Regulation

Elections

Kazakhstan

Lima

Earnings

Price Index

Chicago

House Prices

Russia

Germany

Bulgaria

Romania

Europe

Naples

Iran

Syria

Iraq

Paris

Congress

Capital Markets

Voting Rights

Employment

Turkey

Taiwan

Consumer Price Index

Italy

Banking

Labor

Abu Dhabi

Andorra

Denmark

Finland

Lithuania

Nigeria

Congo

Zambia

Finance

Alternative Investments

Futures Markets

Belgium

Personal Finance

Commodity Futures

Great Britain

Politics

Economics

Emerging Markets

Africa

BRICS

Indian Politicians

Materials

Software Company

Energy

Policy

Central Bankers

Luxury

Consumer Staples

Megacity

United States

United Kingdom

Markets

U.S. employers accelerated hiring this month and the jobless rate held at 6.1 percent, matching the lowest level since 2008, data this week may show.

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