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Japan Still Credible Despite Yen Moves  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 10:41 PM ET

Nick Verdi , FX Strategy Asia Pacific ex-Japan at Barclays, says despite a less than positive move for the dollar-yen, blame the Fed, not the BOJ.

Abe's Arrows Missing Their Marks  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 10:16 PM ET

David Poh, Regional Head of Asset Allocation at Societe Generale Private Banking recommends staying on the sidelines of Japan's equity market until the upper house election in July.

South Korea's Push for Job Creation  Thu, 13 Jun '13 | 12:35 AM ET

James Rooney, Chairman & CEO of Market Force says South Korea President Park Geun-hye is pushing South Korea in the right direction with new policies focused on job creation. Richard Martin, Managing Director at IMA Asia joins in the conversation.

Don't Give Up on Japan Just Yet   Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 11:03 PM ET

Find out where Jesper Koll, MD and Head of Japanese Equity Research at JPMorgan Securities Japan, sees longer term investment opportunities in Japan.

Now's The Time to Buy: Pro  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 9:37 PM ET

Francis Lun, CEO at GEO Securities, says markets had been pumped up by central bank stimulus so the balloon had to burst, but if you have excess cash it's time to buy.

North Korea No-Show No Surprise  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 9:15 PM ET

Joseph Detrani, President of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance, says pressure is mounting on North Korea to address the issue of denuclearization, so the break down of talks with South Korea is not surprising.

Nikkei Business Report  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 4:30 AM ET

Softbank's CEO Masayoshi Son now appears highly confident about winning the bidding war with Dish network. One factor that's worked in Son's favor was a contingency plan he had up his sleeve. The Nikkei's Nozomu Kitadai has more.

Turmoil Returns to Greek Streets  Thu, 13 Jun '13 | 12:40 AM ET

The country's top labour unions have called a 24-hour strike, expected to grind transport and other services to a halt, in response to the government's sudden closure of state broadcaster ERT.

US Recovery Firmly in Place  Thu, 13 Jun '13 | 12:05 AM ET

Richard Martin , Managing Director at IMA Asia says the U.S. is firmly on the recovery path, paving the way for a pullback in QE. However the rest of the world is not in that position hence markets are reacting negatively.

Don't Write-off Indian Equities: Pro   Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 11:36 PM ET

Saurabh Mukherje, Head of Equities at Ambit Capital tells CNBC's Cash Flow describes the key factors he believes will support Indian equities in the coming months.

Jane Turner, Senior Economist, ABS says the RBNZ could start raising interest rates as early as March 2014 as it weighs up increasing house prices and the higher NZ Dollar.

Forget Sell-Off, Is Nikkei Headed to 20,000?  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 10:05 PM ET

Japan's benchmark index plunged as much as 6 percent on Thursday in a vicious sell-off, but Glen Wood, Head of Sales, Global, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities explains why he remains long-term bullish on the market.

Nicholas Benes, Representative Director of The Board Director Training Institute of Japan says Japan needs real robust policies that are market-wide and high-impact in nature, especially on labor reforms and tax incentive measures.

How to Navigate the Greek Debt Crisis  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 7:40 PM ET

Nikos Koukoutzos, General Manager at Kleemann Hellas speaks about navigating through the Greek debt crisis and the company's increasing focus on China and other emerging markets.

Market Facing Crisis of Confidence   Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 7:10 PM ET

Viktor Shvets, Head of Strategy Research, Asia at Macquarie said the rout in global markets resembles a lack of confidence in the ability of central banks to generate a real economic recovery.

China's Precursor to Shale Gas: FEEC  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 8:25 PM ET

Michael McElwrath, President & CEO of Far East Energy Corp, also Assistant Secretary of Energy during George H.W. Bush's administration, says coal bed methane will be the forerunner to shale gas in China, and will provide the bulk of the increase in gas supply for the next decade.

Global Economy is Stabilizing: World Bank  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 7:06 PM ET

The global economy is moving to a period of stable, but slower growth, according to the world bank's biannual Global Economic prospects report. CNBC's Ross Westgate spoke to the lead author of that report, Andrew Burns, for more.

Non-Bank Lending Growing Fast in China   Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 11:04 PM ET

David Marshall, Senior Analyst, Asia-Pacific Financials at CreditSights tells CNBC's Cash Flow why he doesn't think the China shadow banking bubble is in danger of bursting.

Why Negative Market Moves Are Positive  Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 10:50 PM ET

David Dietze, President & Chief Investment Strategist at Point View Wealth Management explains why QE needs to continue, and how moves in the market are a sign of health, not worry.

How Low Will the Aussie Go?  Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 10:40 PM ET

Keagan York, Head of FX Strategy at Compass Global Markets forecasts the bottom for the Australian dollar will be 93.25 against the greenback.

Japanese Equity Market Is 'Very Risky'  Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 10:05 PM ET

Charles Sizemore, CIO at Sizemore Capital Management explains why Abenomics is not going to be successful.

Console Price Wars: PS4 vs. Xbox One  Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 9:45 PM ET

Eric Bleeker, senior tech analyst at the Motley Fool, said that because consumer price sensitivity is key, Sony's cheaper PlayStation 4 has the edge.

Mobile Market Key For Advertisers: Amobee  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 12:23 AM ET

Mark Strecker, President and COO of Amobee says mobile is key for advertisers to reach consumers and discusses the various strategies his company uses. Rob Aspin, Head of Equity Investment Strategy at Standard Chartered Bank Wealth Management Group joins in the conversation

What Risks Lie in the Mining Space: Experts  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 12:17 AM ET

Mike Elliot, Global and Asia-Pacific Mining & Metals Leader at Ernst & Young says the focus has shifted to productivity in the mining space. Rob Aspin of Standard Chartered Bank Wealth Management Group weighs in.

Europe Needs to Get Away From Austerity  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 12:07 AM ET

Rob Aspin, Head of Equity Investment Strategy at Standard Chartered Bank Wealth Management Group says Europe needs to get away from austerity and focus on growth.

US and Japan Look Attractive: Pro  Wed, 12 Jun '13 | 12:03 AM ET

Rob Aspin, Head of Equity Investment Strategy at Standard Chartered Bank Wealth Management Group is overweight equities in the U.S. and thinks Japan is an interesting trade as well.

Melanie Cochrane, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Global Commercial Payments JAPA at American Express says Australian CFOs have turned more cautious this year, with political gridlock and economic uncertainty weighing on the outlook for business.

Yield Will Come Back in Favor: Pro  Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 11:45 PM ET

Scott Maddock , Senior Analyst at Macquarie Private Portfolio Management says the rotation out of yield in the recent market correction is temporary, and that Australian investors will start favoring high yielding stocks again.

Nathan Bell, Research Director at Intelligent Investor says Australian companies with a global focus should benefit from the weaker Australian dollar, and shareholders will reap the returns.

Why Emerging Markets Are Seeing Money Exit  Tue, 11 Jun '13 | 10:23 PM ET

Sani Hamid, Director, Wealth Management, Economy & Market Strategy at Financial Alliance explains how the sell-off in Southeast Asian markets is a reversal of the capital inflows over the past year.

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