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CNBC's Ross Westgate reports on all the market moving events from Europe, as investors look for signs from the Fed's Bernanke on whether the current stimulus program will be tapered.
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Discussing Europe's debt crisis and whether the EFSF will fund the bailout to the tune of 2 trillion euros; and Moody's downgrades Spain, with Larry McDonald, Newedge. Also, CNBC's Jon Fortt has the latest details from Apple's conference call.
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CNBC's Simon Hobbs disputes the Guardian report that Europe's bailout fund will amount to 2 trillion euros.
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Stocks gain as the Guardian reports France and Germany agree to hike bailout fund up to 2 trillion euros.
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Greece has been the butt of jokes throughout the financial crisis, and the implication is always the same: that the Greek people are lazy and don’t like to work.
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China growth slows, France gets a warning, and safe havens are back in favor - it's time for your FX Fix.
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A 100 percent 'haircut' or write off of Greek debt would be needed to reduce Greece's debts to a manageable level, a senior analyst told CNBC Tuesday.
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The fear level in the market is so high right now that there has to be some solution to the greater problems before we can start to look at bank stocks on a fundamental basis, Rochdale Securities’ Dick Bove told Larry Kudlow Monday.
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Arthur Hogan, Lazard Capital Markets; Richard Bove, Rochdale Securities; and Liz Ann Sonders, Charles Schwab with a look at what drove the market down 247 points on Monday; CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis with the day's market moving activity; and David Goldman, Macrostrategy.com, and Jeffrey Frankel, Harvard University provide insight on Europe's debt problems.
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Angela Merkel and Wolfgang Schaeuble sure know how to ruin a party. A euro party, that is.
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Jason Pride, Glenmede director of investment strategy, discusses the chances that Europe will fall into a recession.
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It does appears that the European Union is now taking the necessary steps to address their economic problems; the eurozone is a flawed union and a number of member nations are less solvent than they originally represented when they entered into this union. Buyer beware apparently.
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The yuan's on the move and the euro is in the spotlight - it's time for your FX Fix.
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The euro was doomed from its inception and is the reason that Europe is in an appalling mess, an economist told CNBC Monday.
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Euro zone leaders are expected to come up with a substantive plan to solve the area’s crippling debt crisis by the time of the G20 leaders summit in Cannes on Nov. 3. At the back of every investor’s mind is the thought that we could be setting ourselves up for a big fall.
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Putting more capital into the banking system is not enough to solve Europe's financial problems or restore investor confidence, said Josef Ackermann, CEO of Deutsche Bank.
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Europe is moving towards solving its problems, says Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. CNBC's Steve Liesman reports, live from the G20 summit in Europe.
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Barbara Matthews, BCM International Regulatory Analytics, offers analysis of whether Europe really has gotten its act together regarding a Greek default.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi won a crucial vote of confidence on Friday, giving his struggling center-right government a new, but probably short, lease of life.
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As Greece edges ever close to a heavily anticipated default, the European Central Bank needs to step up measures to support growth if it wants to prevent the euro zone from slipping back into recession, Barry Eichengreen, Professor of Economics and Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley told CNBC.com.
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Markets are over their fears that the worst will happen in the world economy as investors hope that Europe will finally find some solution to the debt crisis, Wilbur Ross, WL Ross chairman and CEO, told CNBC Friday.