Brendan Brown, Head of Research at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International says the Australia carry trade is at the beginning of an implosion and other emerging market carry trades might follow the same path.
Peter Botten, Managing Director at Oil Search tells CNBC about the company's PNG LNG project, and how it will be "transformational" for the oil and gas producer.
John Borghetti, CEO of Virgin Australia tells CNBC how the airline's yield performance outperformed competitors despite a high amount of capacity flooding the domestic market.
Andrew Brandler, CEO of power supply firm CLP, discusses the company's full-year earnings and warns of rising challenges in its Australian and Indian operations.
CNBC's Matthew Taylor takes on the challenge of the daily 'Stock in 60' segment and looks at shares of Billabong, which tanked more than 4% after revealing first half numbers.
Paul Mackel, Head of Asia Currency Research, HSBC says the AUD would remain overvalued even at 1.03 or 1.10, and that once the global economic recovery gets underway, there will be plenty of other better investment options.
Craig Dunn, CEO of AMP, tells CNBC how falling interest rates have boosted domestic sentiment in Australia, helping achieve a 2 percent rise in fiscal-year net profit.
Paul Trainor, Senior Portfolio Manager at Macquarie Private Portfolio Management says he has a preference for BHP Billiton shares over rival Rio Tinto. He says incoming CEO Andrew Mackenzie will continue the company's strategy to remain highly diversified.
The robust Australian dollar could actually get a whole lot stronger over the next two years, rising to as high as $1.30, but this is subject to strong gains in Asian equity markets.
Terry Davis, Group Managing Director, Coca-Cola Amatil discusses how the Australian dollar is weighing on the firm's bottom-line after posting a 6 percent rise in revenue.
Stephen Hogan, Private Client Advisor at Novus Capital says the Australian market could see a correction before advancing again. But he says the pull-back shouldn't take the market below 4800 points.
CNBC's Emily Chan takes on the daily challenge of the 'Stock in 60' segment and looks at BlueScope Steel, which soared as much as 17 percent after reporting improved results for the first half of 2013.
Mike Hirst, Managing Director at Bendigo and Adelaide Bank says the strong competition for retail deposits in the Australian market is likely to cool off in the coming months.
Scott Phillips, Investment Analyst, Motley Fool Australia, takes the pulse of corporate reports as the earnings season kicks into high gear in Australia.
Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan dismissed talk of a 'currency war' at the G-20 meetings and tells CNBC's Steve Sedgwick how the strong Aussie dollar is affecting the local economy.
Chris Stott, Portfolio Manager at Wilson Asset Management says diversified miners will lead the rally on the Australian market this year. He adds that Rio Tinto is a turnaround story, and a good way to play the mining cycle over the next 12 months.
Shantanu Narayen, President and CEO of Adobe Systems says Australia is leading the region in digital marketing, and this is providing a lot of growth opportunities for the company.
Scott Phillips, Investment Analyst, Motley Fool Australia says that banks will give you capital gains but are not income plays. Thomas Murphy, Managing Partner, Family Office Research & Management also weighs in.