Fed, U.S. GDP, Facebook, Ghani Trip: Week Ahead Oct. 27-Nov. 1

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Oct. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Raymond Colitt, Bloomberg News reporter-at-large for economy and government in Latin America, talks with Top news editor Greg Miles about the Oct. 26 Brazil presidential runoff election and the challenges that the nation's next leader faces in reviving Latin America's biggest economy.

Global Week Ahead (Oct. 25-Nov. 1) Brazil Runoff Vote

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The Federal Open Market Committee is expected to end its bond-buying program after reducing monthly purchases to $15 billion in September from $85 billion two years ago.

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