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• Invest in OTP Bank: Analyst   Wednesday, 28 Sep 2011 | 1:30 AM ET

  

  Gergely Pálffy, equity research analyst at KBC Securities, told CNBC that investors interested in Hungarian opportunities should look at OTP Bank, which has a high Tier 1 capital ratio.

• Pessimistic Forecast for Euro  Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 8:20 PM ET

  

  EUR - USD spread shall continue towards $1.29 by year end and will fall further in Q1 2012 to $1.18, says Ashraf Laidi, CEO at Intermarket Strategy.

• Volatile Ride for Stocks to Continue  Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 7:40 PM ET

  

  Virginie Maisoneuve, head of global and International Equities at Schroder Investment Management, says that for the next 12 months we are going to see continued volatility as a result of global economic rebalancing.

• Shakeup at the Kremlin  Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 7:30 PM ET

  

  Vladmir Putin will now run for president and Dmitry Medvedev will become prime minister. And, highly respected finance minister Alexei Kudrin is out. So is the economic future of Russia in question? Nicholas Burns, former director for Soviet Affairs in the George W. Bush Administration, weighs in.

• Trading Macroeconomic Madness  Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 5:19 PM ET

  

  Keith McCullough, Hedgeye, shares his top three trades on the US dollar, consumer staples and European financials. "We're currently short consumer staples," he says.

• Chicken & Metals on Fire?  Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 12:40 PM ET

  

  Insight on why now is the time to buy chicken, and a look at gold and silver prices, with Phillip Streible, MF Global.

• Czech Republic: Investment Opportunity?   Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 3:45 AM ET

  

  Miroslav Singer, Governor of the Czech National Bank, joined CNBC to discuss the Czech Republic's economic prospects.

• Why Poland Is Falling Out of Love With the Euro Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 2:51 AM ET

  

  Analysts are skeptical now that the euro would be such a good idea, even if ordinary Poles are still optimistic.

• Foreigners in Markets May Be Poland's Next Problem Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 12:57 AM ET

  

  Some analysts have dubbed Central and Eastern Europe a safe haven – due to relatively low risk, because the countries have reformed, and relatively high yields, as they are still seen as emerging markets – but the risks are increasing.

• Why Poland Is Falling Out of Love With the Euro Tuesday, 27 Sep 2011 | 12:47 AM ET

  

  Analysts are skeptical now that the euro would be such a good idea, even if ordinary Poles are still optimistic.

• Positive about China's Ability to Keep the Economy Growing  Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 8:25 PM ET

  

  Adrian Mowat, chief Asian and Emerging Markets Equity strategist at JP Morgan Securities, says that China is putting its domestic interests first by stalling the growth and reducing the inflation.

• Khosla: Finally China Gives the US Something to be Happy About—Yuan Appreciation Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 4:27 PM ET

  

  As impossible it might sound at this point in time, China is all set to do what the US has been wanting for the last 18 months – appreciate the Yuan.

• Bank on Bonds?  Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 12:30 PM ET

  

  Last week's reading on the Chinese purchasing manufacturers index jolted the markets. Can emerging markets keep driving global growth if they keep taking steps to tighten monetary policy? Joseph Balestrino, chief market strategist at Federated Investors, discusses whether you should bet on bonds.

• ECB's Lorenzo Smaghi on Banks  Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 10:36 AM ET

  

  European Central Bank's Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, says EFSF is not the only resource to backstop banks, reports CNBC's Steve Liesman.

• Strong Investor Base in Poland: Asset Manager  Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 6:00 AM ET

  

  "I think Poland is still quite an exciting market. First of all, because there is a very strong local investor base, and the pension and investment funds represent over $100 billion in assets," Greg Konieczny, investment manager at Franklin Templeton, told CNBC.

• Gold Could Fall to $1,100: Faber Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 5:02 AM ET

  

  The price of gold, which has fallen in recent weeks as part of a broader market sell-off, has even further to fall, Marc Faber, author of the Gloom Boom, and Doom Report, told CNBC Monday.

• Polish Banks Thriving Despite EU Turmoil  Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 3:30 AM ET

  

  "The first half of 2011 was one of the best times for the Polish banking system in this unstable economy. But the main problem for us is, the [same] main problem for all Europeans: restoring confidence among investors," Zbigniew Jagiello, CEO at PKO Bank, Poland's biggest lender, told CNBC.

• Zloty Boost Punishes Speculators: Economist  Monday, 26 Sep 2011 | 1:30 AM ET

  

  Mateusz Szczurek, CEE chief economist at ING, told CNBC that the Polish central bank had justified its decision to prop-up the zloty on the grounds that it needed to "punish speculators".

• Overraction in European Banking Sector  Sunday, 25 Sep 2011 | 8:30 PM ET

  

  Willem Nabarro, head of European Equities (Asia) at Exane-BNP Paribas, urges investors to look for growth not value and emphasizes the importance of choosing businesses that have exposure to more than one market.

• The Euro and Cars Put Slovakia on the Map Sunday, 25 Sep 2011 | 8:22 PM ET

  

  Slovakia is now, together with the Czech Republic, considered a  relative safe haven, more so than many other countries, both in Central and Eastern Europe and in the euro zone.