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CNBC's Steve Liesman breakS down the latest data on the U.S. economy.
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Rajat Nag, Managing Director General, ADB says that risk of fund outflows from Asia could impact currencies in the region.
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Alan Valdes, DME Securities and Michael Norman, John Thomas Financial, discuss how to trade a mixed market and weigh in on whether this is the beginning of a spring stall for stocks.
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Discussing Thursday morning's major economic reports, including jobless claims and existing home sales, with Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics chief economist.
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Where does the market stand now? Tobias Levkovich, Citigroup chief U.S. equity strategist, weighs in.
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Discussing where value exists in global emerging markets, with Ron Shah, Jina Ventures managing partner.
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Discussing global currencies and China, with CNBC's Rick Santelli and Yra Harris, Praxis Trading.
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Growing concerns about Spain and mixed economic data are pushing investors out of riskier currencies.
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China's GDP disappointed, but plenty of experts think China sentiment could improve. Here's how to play it using currencies.
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A look at what traders are watching before the market's open, with Bob Iaccino, TraderOutlook.com.
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Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, takes a look at some beneficiaries of low nat gas prices leading into earnings.
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Big economic themes point to a trade on growth, this strategist says.
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Chinese GDP disappoints and Singapore is tightening its purse strings - it's time for your Friday FX Fix.
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Nick Trevethan, Senior Commodities Strategist, ANZ Research explains why he thinks China's Q1 GDP data will benefit the commodity markets.
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Donald Straszheim, Snr MD, China Research, ISI Group says the China Q1 GDP data matched his forecasts and he expects the PBOC to ease monetary policy in the coming months to prevent the economy from slowing.
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Tony Nash, Managing Director, IHS Global Services says he does not think that 8.1% growth in the first quarter implies a hard landing for China.
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The “Mad Money” host explains why investors are able to refocus on investing in individual stocks.
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The Fast Money traders discuss the higher-than-expected "whisper numbers" on China's GDP and whether the rumor of strong data fueled Thursday's strong rally in U.S. markets. Also, an update on Apple and Google's after-hours trading.
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If you have high hopes for the upcoming China GDP report, this strategist has a trade for you.
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How to trade China's GDP number, with Andy Busch, BMO Capital Markets. Credit Suisse increased its price target for Apple from $700 to $750 and Qualcomm from $70 to $80, with Kulbinder Garcha, Credit Suisse managing director.
