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America's job market is poised for a rebound after a slowdown in March. The Labor Department will publish the April jobs report at 8:30 a.m. ET on Friday. Here are 5 things to know.

- EUR/USD Resilience Persists Ahead of NFP, Final Round of French Election. - AUD/USD Searches for Support as RBA Governor Lowe Tames Speculation for 2017 Rate-Hike.

Saudi Arabia is one year into a plan to break its addiction to oil. It's been an uphill struggle so far.

The European Union has warned Britain that pulling out of the bloc will be a painful -- and costly -- process with real consequences.

The Trump administration's first economic report card publishes Friday. The Commerce Department will release the first print of gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity, for the first three months of this year at 8:30 a.m. ET.

The Trump administration is hitting Canada with stiff tariffs of up to 24% on lumber shipped into the United States.

A 15% corporate tax rate could be very expensive

President Trump wants China to pressure North Korea over its nuclear weapons program. But will Beijing play ball?

Western media may not be paying much attention to Ukraine now, but this does not mean that the conflict there has been frozen, much less settled. The ceasefire concluded in February 2015 has not held, and the frontline has seen incessant fighting. Moscow continues to undermine Kiev and plans for far more aggressive measures in the future.

Oil prices took a hit last week after doubts resurfaced over the odds of an OPEC extension. The chances of an extension still seem good, but ultimately the decision to maintain production cuts will come down to whether or not the participating members view the reductions as a success. So, have the cuts been successful? That depends on your perspective.

Investors breathed a sigh of relief after pro-European reformer Emmanuel Macron emerged as the front runner to become the next French president.

OPEC panel recommends six-month extension of oil output cuts: source