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Discussing the mass protests in Brazil and Indonesia and the silent vigils held in Turkey after protesters clashed with police, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, and Niall Ferguson, Harvard economist.
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Discussing reports that Syrian air defenses shot down a Turkish fighter jet and the tension in the Middle East over oil, with Helima Croft, Barclays Capital and radio talk show host John Batchelor.
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Troubled Cyprus, the small island affected by its closeness to Greece, has approached Russia for a loan, but its preferred option would be borrowing from Europe, the island’s Finance Minister told CNBC Friday.
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Though Turkey was one of several countries to receive a temporary waiver from U.S. sanctions, it is looking to Saudi Arabia and Libya for crude oil, as well as a number of other energy sources.
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Turkey’s economy, which grew by a stellar 8.5 percent last year, will manage to achieve a soft landing this year despite rising external risks such as the euro zone debt crisis, the country’s finance minister Mehmet Simsek told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Spain's pain hits the euro and China and Japan go direct - it's time for your FX Fix.
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Which emerging markets are most exposed to the euro zone crisis? David Riedel, Riedel Research Group, provides the best global plays.
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Turkey and Indonesia could be the next economies to reach $1 trillion-status, Ruchir Sharma, author of "Breakout Nations: In Pursuit of the Next Economic Miracles", told CNBC.
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Smaller G20 currencies have outperformed the big four all year, and this strategist sees the trend continuing.
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For a play in emerging markets, trader Tim Seymour on Thursday suggested looking at Turkey.
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Is it time to look outside the U.S. for growth opportunities? The Fast Money traders with a look at investing in Turkey and Brazil.
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Iran has indicated that its threat to cut oil supplies to European states in order to pre-empt a European Union oil embargo that comes into effect in July may be only a symbolic one.
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Slow progress on Greek debt and a looming EU summit sap risk appetite and lift the buck — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Fed interest-rate plans hit the dollar and Iran reverses course - it's time for your FX Fix.
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It's a vast, valuable and diverse category of art , and taking a narrow religious view could hurt you as an investor.
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The euro lifts, the French and German leaders meet, and the Swiss go shopping - it's time for your FX Fix.
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The euro is under pressure and Switzerland's top central banker is under fire - it's time for your FX Fix.
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Fast Money trader, Tim Seymour takes a look at the best plays in emerging market next year.
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Now that the "Arab Spring" is turning into the "Arab Winter" the former prime minister writes, "the challenge emerging from the changes taking place is so big that we had better put in place a common Western strategy or we'll find that national approaches are totally irrelevant to shape events there."
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CNBC's Simon Hobbs takes a crash course on how to prepare a turkey from Joe Kernen.
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