Tim Bacchus, Executive Director, Head of Transportation & Infrastructure Research at CCB International Securities shares his outlook on the Asian aviation sector.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily stock in 60 seconds segment and looks at Netflix's shares which have fallen on news that Moody's placed the company's ratings on review for a downgrade.

Andrew Robinson, Manager and FX Analyst at Saxo Capital Markets, says concerns over troubled euro zone members Greece and Spain will keep the EUR trading under 1.30 for now.

Andrew Cowen, Managing Partner, Mango Aviation discusses the benefits of a combined BAE, EADS entity. He also explains why BAE's United States defense business is likely to be at threat under the merger.

Michael Kurtz, Global Head of Equity Strategy, Nomura says that Chinese growth numbers are expected to perk up in the coming months, beginning with the October data.

Jose Vinals, Financial Counsellor and Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department at the IMF says the concentration of government bonds in Japan's banking system is a concern.

PK Basu, MD & Head of Asia Research & Economics, Maybank Kim Eng says that there are still huge opportunities in India despite outcry over its possible retrospective tax laws. These laws are not a huge deterrent to foreign investors.

Phillip Chan,Director, Shenyin Wanguo Securities, Hong Kong says not to expect too much policy action from the PBOC as China's slowdown is not a huge crisis. He explains more.

Paul Gruenwald, Chief Economist, Asia Pacific, ANZ says Indonesia and Philippines have proven relatively resilient against the global uncertainty as they're de-linked from the global supply chain.

Richard Solomons, CEO, Intercontinental Hotels Group expresses confidence about his firm's growth prospects in Asia. He cites the rise of domestic travel as a major catalyst for growth.

Paul Gruenwald, Chief Economist, Asia Pacific, ANZ, says recent economic indicators show the global economy on a downtrend. He expresses surprise at the lack of policy response by countries in Asia.

Paul Gruenwald, Chief Economist, Asia Pacific at ANZ explains the significance of the IMF's Global Financial Stability Report. He adds that Europe may need to be pushed harder to find a clear exit out of the debt crisis.

Tim Speiss, Partner-In-Charge, EisnerAmper says that markets are gearing up for a toned-down earnings season.

Scott Redler, Chief Strategic Officer, T3live.com says that the S&P 500 will soon test its 50-day moving average, led by the weakness in tech stocks.

Larry Seruma, Managing Principal, Nile Capital Management says frontier African countries like Nigeria & Kenya are performing well due to strong foreign and domestic investment.

David Greene, Senior Corp FX Dealer at Western Union Business Solutions, explains why Merkel's visit to Greece is unlikely to have an impact on the euro.

Cynthia Meng, Managing Director and Head of Technology, Media and Telecom Equity Research for China and Hong Kong at Jefferies Hong Kong says that the U.S. probe on Huawei and ZTE will put a stop to the two Chinese vendors' expansion in that market.

Dariusz Kowalczyk, Senior Economist & Strategist, Asia ex. Japan at Credit Agricole says the Chinese yuan has been trading at the top of its daily trading range as domestic companies are confident about the country's growth outlook. He says the currency will continue to appreciate next year.

Steve Brice,Chief Investment Strategist , Standard Chartered is still 'Overweight' on global equities. He adds that the markets could pull back as the 'fiscal cliff' nears. He adds that he's recently cut EM high yield bonds to 'Neutral'

Tanuj Shori, VP, Consumer Equity Research, Asia Ex-Japan, Nomura explains why he thinks crude palm oil prices could head back up, despite currently trading at fresh lows.