Airtime: Mon. Mar. 15 2010 |
Political problems within the euro zone are going to get worse as debt-laden countries struggle with rising unemployment while attempting to cut budgets, Peter Dixon from Commerzbank Securities told CNBC Monday.
“After the huge rallies of last year I think it’s time for the markets to consolidate,” Ashok Shah, CIO of London & Capital, told CNBC Tuesday. “There is a risk of a double dip recession around the corner,” he added when discussing the economic outlook for Europe.
America’s Richest Oilman- Harold Hamm
Airtime: Thurs. Nov. 4 2010 | 2:15 PM ET Hedge fund legend Julian Robertson tells CNBC’s Erin Burnett why he thinks quantitative easing is a bad idea and how fighting obesity could improve GDP by $1 trillion.
French and German banks are still the most exposed to debt-ridden euro zone countries, according to data from the Bank of International Settlements. Arturo De Frias from Evolution Securities has analysis Monday.
Wall Street veteran Byron Wien unveiled his 2010 surprises list four months ago. The CNBC team takes a look at how his list is doing so far.
CEO bonuses took a hit in 2009, as company boards start to tie pay to performance. CNBC’s Mary Thompson has the details.