Scott Darling, Head of Oil & Gas Sector Research, Barclays discusses the implications of Sandy on refining margins. He previews PetroChina's Q3 earnings release following Sinopec's results.

Sean Callow, Senior Currency Strategist, Westpac Bank discusses the currency implications related to Sandy. He also discusses his expectations for the Bank of Japan when they meet.

Daryl Guppy, CEO, Guppytraders.com explains why he thinks silver's price moves will give investors an inkling of where gold prices could be headed next.

Matt Koppenheffer, Senior Banking Analyst, Motley Fool discusses his expectations when U.S. markets re-open on Wednesday. He explains why he thinks there could be a buying opportunity among the insurers.

Simon Ho, Executive Director at Triple 3 Partners says investors can stand to benefit from the market's rally around the U.S. election season and suggest some potential derivatives plays.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily stock in 60 seconds segment and looks at NTT Docomo.

Kan Trakulhoon, President & CEO at Siam Cement Group talks about the company's ambitious M&A plans.

Nicole Wong, Regional Head of Property Research, CLSA (HK) is overweight on Hong Kong property landlords and underweight on the sector's developers. She explains why.

Kris Wiluan, Chairman and CEO, KS Energy says Indonesia will aggressively increase oil production to 1 million barrels per day, which will benefit employment and triple demand for oil rigs.

Andrew Milligan, Director & Head of Global Strategy, Standard Life Investments says hold corporate bonds instead of government bonds which have no returns at the moment.

Cynthia Meng, MD, China/HK Telco, Media & Technology Equity Research, Jefferies says Qihoo 360's move into the general search space has taken away market share from Baidu, which could see its margins come under pressure.

Raymond Yeung, Senior Economist, Greater China, ANZ says as a result of the city's new cooling measures, clients are more likely to hold onto properties rather than sell to provide the market with supply.

David De Garis, Chief Economist at National Australia Bank says that the RBA's potential rate cut will be negative for the Aussie dollar in the short term.

David De Garis, Chief Economist at National Australia Bank says the RBA is on track to cut rates as the central bank wants to provide support to the non-mining sectors of the economy.

Clifford Bennett, Chief Economist, Orb Global Investments says signs are pointing to a rebound in the global economy. He warns that Hurricane Sandy has the potential to knock the U.S. economy off its recovery path.

Martin Lakos, Division Director, Macquarie Private Wealth discusses the economic implications of Hurricane Sandy. He adds that economic activity riding on the back of Sandy would not bode well for the U.S. economy.

Sara Jordan, Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong and David Smith, Lecturer, University of Sydney discuss the presidential candidates' positions as they approach the November elections. Smith says that Obama is the current favorite while Jordan she says that polls are irrelevant indicators at this point of the campaign. They explain why.

This year, Mark Mobius celebrated the 25th anniversary of the first emerging markets fund that he managed. We profile the man many regard as the "Father of Emerging Markets". He tells CNBC how living and working in Japan in the 1960s influenced his career path over the years.

Brian Prentice, VP of Research at Gartner, talks about the shake-up of Microsoft's tried and tested operating system and explains how the company is fending off its competitors.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily stock in 60 seconds segment and looks at Apple's shares which slumped on disappointing quarterly earnings.