Songning Shen, Founder & Co-Chairman, Sunshine Oilsands explains how high spending costs will yield future profits since the money will be used to ramp up production efforts.

Sean Callow, Senior Currency Strategist, Westpac Bank says a further tranche of Greek aid could help push the Euro higher. He adds that investors should sell into the currency at 1.29.

There's growing expectations that Japan's main opposition party will win the election next month. The Nikkei's Nozumu Kitadai reports.

Todd Elmer, Currency Strategist, Citi & Richard Harris, Chief Executive of Port Shelter Investment Management says the yen selloff is overdone and the BoJ can't do much to weaken the yen in the near future.

David Forrester, Senior Vice President of G10 FX Strategy at Macquarie, suggests selling the euro against the dollar on rallies back towards the 1.30 level as Greek financing talks will likely have limited impact.

Mark Matthews, Head of Research Asia at Bank Julius Baer, says Asian economies have plenty gain from Obama's visit to Myanmar this week.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily stock in 60 seconds segment and takes a look at Billabong's shares which surged as much as 17% on news that one of its directors wanted to investigate a possible leveraged buyout of the firm.

David Gibson, Senior Analyst, Regional Head of Software & Services., Macquarie Research Japan advises investors to short Nintendo shares when the company releases a statement on Wii U sales next week.

As President Obama stops over in Myanmar amid his Southeast Asian tour, regional heavyweight China will be paying close attention. CNBC's Deirdre Wang Morris investigates what impact the visit will have on the region's delicate balance of power.

Fan Cheuk Wan, Head of Research, Asia Pacific, Credit Suisse Private Banking says the region's domestic-driven cyclical sector is attractively priced and will benefit from growth in Asia.

Gaurav Sodhi, Resources Analyst, Intelligent Investor explains why North America is going to be more important than the Middle East when it comes to the future of the global energy market.

Kelvin Tay, Regional CIO, Southern APAC, at UBS Wealth Management explains how investors can profit from Asia's changing demographics. He says investors should not rule out consumer plays in the U.S. and Europe.

Tomohiko Taniguchi, Special Guest Professor from the Graduate School of SDM, Keio University discusses the future of the Bank of Japan and the development of the energy policy under a Shinzo Abe-led government.

Kelvin Tay, Regional CIO, Southern APAC, at UBS Wealth Management thinks that investor caution will prevail until there is a definite solution to the "fiscal cliff." He advises investors to look at high-yielding stocks.

Richard Yetsenga, Head of Global Markets Research, ANZ says Japan is likely to hurt fiscal financing if it succeeds in lowering the yen, as JGB yields will probably rise above 1% with more policy intervention.

Russell Jones, Global Head of Fixed Income Strategy, Westpac Institutional Bank sees a prolonged period of yen weakness if the Bank of Japan takes a more aggressive stance, following the potential leadership changes in Japan.

A Chinese court hands a suspended death sentence to Gu Kailai, wife of former fast-rising political star Bo Xilai. Dane Chamorro, Director, Global Risk Analysis, Asia Pacific, Control Risks and Colin Chapman, Vice President, Asia Pacific, Stratfor discuss the economic and political facets of this case.

Campbell Wilson, CEO of Scoot, tells Managing Asia the budget carrier does not need to launch a price war to compete as it is already doing well.

Ajit Manocha, CEO of GlobalFoundries, acknowledges there are challenges at hand in terms of their relationship with AMD, but says they are well positioned to overcome them.

Mark Rolfe, Lecturer - School of Social Sciences and International Studies University of New South Wales and Peter Chen, Lecturer - Department of Government and International Relations, University of Sydney explain why they don't think that Julia Gillard will survive a re-election. They further discuss reasons why their respective candidates of choice are likely to win the next election.