Operation Twist
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CNBC's Maria Bartiromo says the market's rally this year makes sense, but "it's still a fragile story" that could be smashed if rates go higher. (1:55)
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Selena Ling, Head of Treasury Research & Strategy at OCBC Bank said the Federal Reserve may need to act more aggressively to counter the slowing recovery momentum in the U.S.
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In anticipation of the Fed meeting tomorrow, the Fast Money traders discuss which of three scenarios is most likely to happen.
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Don Luskin, Chief Investment Officer at Trend Macro says a banking failure in Europe will not be a Lehman-type event because nobody will lose money from it.
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The markets surged into the close of today's trading session since late day news of a possible coordination of the central banks was announced, with David Sowerby, Loomis Sales; Ben Pace, Deutsche Bank; and the "Closing Bell" crew. CNBC's Steve Liesman also reports on news from the Bank of England.
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Discussing today's market action, with Ed Butowsky, Chapwood Investments, and CNBC's "Closing Bell" crew.
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David Hale, Chairman, David Hale Global Economics says the Fed is not going to make a decision this week based on Europe and that it remains focused on US economy.
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Stephen Wood, Chief Market Strategist, Russell Investments says sentiment might have turned on Europe, and there is optimism that European nations are coalescing around the idea of fiscal union.
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Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter and CNBC's Ron Insana share perspective on whether central banks can save the markets with further quantitative easing.
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The Fast Money traders and Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter, discuss the ongoing weakness in the markets and whether further QE from the Fed could help.
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A snap CNBC survey finds the market is now looking to Fed chairman Ben Bernanke and the Fed to come in with more easing, with CNBC's Steve Liesman and Rick Santelli.
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Pat Dorsey, Vice Chairman, Director of Research & Strategy, The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company says equities have been going higher because of earnings, not Operation Twist.
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CNBC's Steve Liesman offers insight into the debate over the Fed's next steps as Operation Twist ends, including three possible Fed decisions: more QE, Sterilized QE, or to continue Operation Twist.
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Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, discusses whether QE3 could be on the table at today's FOMC minutes.
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Weighing in on where the markets are headed in the next quarter, with Jeff Kleintop, LPL Financial chief market strategist, and Tim Leach, U.S. Bancorp Wealth Mgmt. chief investment officer.
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It's not often you hear the head of the world's largest bond fund compliment the Fed for doing a good job — particularly when interest rates are near zero. But Pimco's Bill Gross had high marks for Fed Chief Ben Bernanke.
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Watching the numbers, with William "Porter" Boggess, Monongahela Capital Management and CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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Washington policy makers have broken the back of the US banking system and don't even know it, analyst Dick Bove said.