CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily stock in 60 seconds segment and looks at Cosco Corp, which won a contract worth US$370 million from a European customer to build a vessel.

Jesper Bargmann, Head of G11 SPOT FX, Asia Pacific, RBS says USD/JPY should continue on its trend lower as the BOJ may adopt further easing measures in its first policy meeting following the LDP's win.

Herald Van Der Linde, Head of Equity Strategy, Asia-Pacific, HSBC says given that we are in the early stages of the global recovery, investors should pay attention to stocks with low multiples.

May Yan, Head of China Banks Research, Barclays is positive on China bank stocks. She explains why.

Frank Lavin, Former U.S. Ambassador to Singapore discusses potential impacts of Vice-Premier Wang Qishan's visit for both China and the U.S. He says Wang Qishan needs to establish a new line of communication on financial and economic issues.

Kelvin Tay, Regional CIO, Southern APAC, UBS Wealth Management says a recovering U.S economy will help bring global growth in 2013 to 3%.

Sean Hyman, Editor of Moneynews, Ultimate Wealth Report says that growth in China and India will bring some support to commodities.

Kathy Lien, Managing Director, BK Asset Management sees some weakness in the Euro-Dollar cross going into the new year, explaining why the 1.33 to 1.35 range is a good place to short the Euro.

Kathy Lien, Managing Director, BK Asset Management says that investors should either cut their exposure to the markets or hedge their portfolios.

Kelvin Tay, Regional CIO, Southern APAC, UBS Wealth Management says investing in high yield stocks will result in a steady income, especially because yield differentials are still wide.

Kelvin Tay, Regional CIO, Southern APAC, UBS Wealth Management says the Australian dollar is overvalued but he sees a possibility of it being used in a yen carry trade if the yen weakens.

Kelvin Tay, Regional CIO, Southern APAC, UBS Wealth Management sees attractive returns on Singaporean and South Korean bonds, especially with the appreciation of both currencies.

Jonathan Cavenagh, Senior FX Strategist, Westpac Institutional Bank, explains why the yen selloff is set to run out of steam ahead of the BOJ meeting this week.

Kerry Series, Founder & CIO of Eight Investment Partners and David Cook, Associate Professor of Economics at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology discuss the impact of the Japanese election on the country's economy.

Jeff Kingston, Professor, Temple University says that Shinzo Abe's landslide victory is not quite a mandate, explaining why it remains to be seen whether he can succeed on the economic front.

Paul Krake, Founder, View from the Peak: Macro Strategies explains how the LDP's electoral triumph will finally bring about structural yen weakness, thanks to Abe's aggressive stance on monetary policy.

Sean King, Senior Vice President, Park Strategies expresses his confidence that LDP leader Shinzo Abe can tone things down with China, but he remain unsure if China will allow him to do so.

Khiem Do, Head of Asian Multi-Asset, Baring Asset Management says China's plans to restructure state-owned enterprise and boost domestic consumption is a sensible path to pursue.

Steve Leonard, Office of the Chairman, Senior Vice President, EMC Corporation expresses concern over some of Abe's militaristic statements, but is hopeful that Abe will bring a pro-business platform to government.

Nicholas Smith, Director and Strategist, CLSA says it's clear that Shinzo Abe sought advice from former prime minister Koizumi. He adds that the clarity and decisiveness from Abe is surprising.