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*Data due on Wednesday at 8:50 a.m. (Tuesday at 2350 GMT. TOKYO, May 21- Japan's exports are expected to have risen in April from a year earlier for a second straight month led by U.S.-bound shipments of cars and Asian demand for electronics parts in a sign a weak yen and global recovery are helping the export-reliant economy.
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CNBC's Sharon Epperson reports on which metal is outperforming the others.
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Discussing which sectors investors should be watching this earnings season, with Stephen Weiss, Short Hills Capital.
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Stocks are off the lows, but still under pressure. Joe Greco, Meridian Equity Partners; Jeff Grossman, BRG Brokerage; and Tres Knippa, Kenai Capital Management, offer insight into what's weighing on investor sentiment.
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VTB Capital, the investment arm of Russia's second largest lender, is opening its first and only U.S. office this week in New York City, with Andrey Kostin, VTB's chairman & CEO.
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Anticipating Spain's 10-year bond auction Thursday. What does this mean for American investors? Quint Tatro, Tatro Capital and John Browne, Euro Pacific Capital, discuss.
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Carmine Grigoli, Mizuho Securities chief investment strategist and Burt White, LPL Financial chief investment officer, discuss the best ways to play the current markets.
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Will President Obama's proposal to limit speculation in the oil markets bring down gas prices? Dan Dicker, MercBloc president, offers insight.
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Todd Colvin, R.J. O'Brien president of interest rate products, offers insight on the trading day.
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Discussing where value exists in global emerging markets, with Ron Shah, Jina Ventures managing partner.
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China loosens up and Spanish yields lift - it's time for your FX Fix.
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China's GDP numbers were lower than what the market was expecting. Brian Kelly, Shelter Harbor Capital, and Nicholas Consonery, Asia analyst at Eurasia Group, discuss whether China has bottomed.
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Discussing why CME traders are protesting block trades, with David Stein, independent trader; and CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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Fed officials rattle the dollar and Australians get to work - it's time for your FX Fix.
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The Aussie dollar surged on Thursday, rising one percent versus the U.S. dollar on strong jobs data, but one strategist is calling for a sharp correction - forecasting the currency will fall as low as 70 cents against the greenback over the longer-term.
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The Bank of Japan stays pat and a trade surplus grows in China - it's time for your FX Fix.
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If you want to know where the yen is headed, go beyond Japan's current account.
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Globally central banks are increasingly diversifying their foreign exchange reserves away from the U.S. dollar and the euro, according to latest data from the IMF’s Currency Composition of Foreign Exchange Reserves (COFER), and forex analysts tell CNBC the Australian dollar could be among the main beneficiaries.
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The dollar stands to gain from exports of petroleum products, these strategists say.
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Arthur Cashin, UBS Financial Services, reflects on his time at Paine Webber, as it celebrates its listing 40 years ago.
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"The WTO dispute settlement system has been created to avoid trade wars (and) since its inception, in 1995, there has been no trade war," Pascal Lamy, director general of the World Trade Organization, told CNBC. "I am not sure (the Chinese financial system) is solid to the point of opening in one day or in one night its foreign account," he also said.