U.S. jobs and wages probably kept growing robustly in March and a key inflation measure may have reached a new 40-year high, reports that could push the Federal Reserve toward removing monetary stimulus even faster. Employers probably added close to a half-million jobs and average hourly earnings advanced 5.5% from a year earlier, according to the median projections in a Bloomberg survey ahead of government data Friday. The unemployment rate is seen falling to 3.7%. The figures will help policy makers determine whether larger interest-rate increases are warranted as the Fed strives to rein in soaring inflation. A day earlier, another report on February income and spending is forecast to show that the personal consumption expenditures price index […]