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• Budget Battles: the Bottomline  Tuesday, 5 Jul 2011 | 4:15 PM ET

  

  Discussing whether the biggest risk of the US's budget woes are default or government shutdown, with Greg Valliere, Potomac Research, and CNBC's John Harwood.

• Euro Zone Growth Slows in June as Outlook Dims: Survey Tuesday, 5 Jul 2011 | 5:08 AM ET

  

  Growth in the euro zone's dominant service sector slowed for a third straight month in June, and by more than an initial estimate, with sluggish new orders dimming the outlook, a survey showed on Tuesday.

• ECB Will Continue to Accept Greek Debt Tuesday, 5 Jul 2011 | 12:36 AM ET

  

  The European Central Bank will continue to accept Greek debt as collateral for loans unless all the major credit rating agencies it uses declare it to be in default, said a senior finance official to the Financial Times.

• Europe, Not Fed, Is Driving Treasurys: Analysts Monday, 4 Jul 2011 | 12:54 AM ET

  

  The troubled periphery of the euro zone and the global economy will affect yields of US bonds more than the official end of the latest round of money-printing by the Federal Reserve, analysts told CNBC.

• CNBC.com Market Outlook  Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 5:00 PM ET

  

  The week's top business news and investment advice, including end of QE2 plays, European equities, financial favorites and more.

• Can DSK Become a Comeback Kid? Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 12:07 PM ET

  

  Warren Buffett famously said: "It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it."

• DSK French Reaction  Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 11:24 AM ET

  

  Reaction to the latest Strauss-Kahn news, which stunned and angered some French supporters. What does this mean for French politics and U.S. relations, with Art Goldhammer, Harvard University; Elaine Schiolino, New York Times; and CNBC's Scott Cohn.

• End of QEII Like Daddy Warbucks Leaving Store: Pimco Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 8:20 AM ET

  

  The end of the second round of quantitative easing in the US has been likened to a department store's biggest customer leaving the store by Tony Crescenzi, a strategist at Pimco.

• New Twist in Strauss-Kahn Affair Shocks France Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 7:35 AM ET

  

  France is in shock again in the Dominique Strauss-Kahn saga, as in the latest twist of the story the Socialist politician and former head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) could be cleared of accusations of sex crimes against a maid in a New York hotel.

• After Historic First Half, Will 2011 Calm Down? Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 5:51 AM ET

  

  During a discussion over forward planning at CNBC’s London offices on Thursday our Assignments Editor told me we have been on 103 outside broadcasts in Europe and the Middle East alone in the first half of the year.

• Queen to Profit From Income Shake-Up Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 2:16 AM ET

  

  A mood of austerity may be stalking Britain, but the champagne is still flowing at Buckingham Palace thanks to a government plan to put the queen on what might be seen as profit-related pay, reported the FT.

• After Strong First Half, Should Investors Sell Stocks? Friday, 1 Jul 2011 | 1:59 AM ET

  

  A late rally for stocks this week helped stock investors end the first half of 2011 with gains. The Dow finished the first half higher by 7.2 percent following a small positive gain for the second quarter due to a late June rally.

• Commodities Tomorrow  Thursday, 30 Jun 2011 | 4:00 PM ET

  

  CNBC's Bertha Coombs discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.

• Why a Greek Austerity Budget Will Lift the Ringgit Thursday, 30 Jun 2011 | 12:06 PM ET

  Strong medicine for Greece will jumpstart aid plans and currency investors' fears will ease, one strategist says.

• Did Money on Mules Free French Hostages? Thursday, 30 Jun 2011 | 8:02 AM ET

  

  Herve Ghesquiere and Stephane Taponier, the two French journalists that had been held hostage in Afghanistan for 547 days, landed on French soil on Thursday morning. Sources talk about the unusual path taken by the ransom.

• UK Unions Step Up as Europe's Left Wanes Thursday, 30 Jun 2011 | 4:18 AM ET

  

  Around 750,000 British teachers, civil servants, border agents and other public sector workers went on strike on Thursday after negotiations with the government failed to come to a resolution over proposed pension reforms.

• Emerging Markets to Give Renewable Energy a Second Wind Thursday, 30 Jun 2011 | 3:44 AM ET

  

  High oil prices and concerns over the safety of nuclear power following the Fukushima crisis in Japan are reigniting interest in renewable energy, with wind power likely to be a major beneficiary, Tulsi Tanti, chairman of Suzlon Group, told CNBC.

• Top Dogs Take Bigger Slice of Spoils Thursday, 30 Jun 2011 | 12:20 AM ET

  

  To adapt the exchange between Ernest Hemingway and his literary agent: the super-rich are very different from the rich. They have even more money, according to the FT.

• Commodities Tomorrow  Wednesday, 29 Jun 2011 | 4:00 PM ET

  

  CNBC's Bertha Coombs discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.

• Euro Stress Test Speculation Unfounded: EBA Chairman Wednesday, 29 Jun 2011 | 10:34 AM ET

  

  Press reports that the European Banking Authority (EBA) could fail up to 15 European banks as a show of the strength and resilience of the tests are completely unfounded, the EBA’s chairman said on Wednesday.