What Investors Should Know in Asia
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Don't let fears of a housing bubble stop you from investing in Chinese real estate, one expert tells CNBC, adding that China remains one of the world's most attractive property markets.
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With US economic optimism rising and the Fed money spigot wide open, turmoil in Cyprus didn't spark a major correction in stocks. Could lackluster earnings do the trick?
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The run in big bank stocks may not be over, say Wall Street analysts. And many are particularly positive on BofA and Citigroup this year.
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The weak yen could do more harm than good to Japan's economy, one economist warns.
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The Cyprus bailout chaos serves as a stark reminder that fundamental issues in the world economy are not yet fixed, said CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Peter Sands.
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Trader Jim Iuorio comments on why price action in silver could soon catch up to gold.
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China has to meet high standards if it wants to join the U.S.-led trade negotiations with Asia Pacific economies, Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis told CNBC.
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Announcing the U.K. budget, Chancellor George Osborne disappointed those who wanted to see a big change in the Bank of England's mandate. The pound strengthened a bit as a result, but I don't think those who are waiting to see it weaken will be disappointed for long.
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Hans Vestberg, CEO at Ericsson, says the bulk of the company's growth is coming from North America, where the majority of all 4G subscribers are.
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The biggest threat of last year - a hard landing in China - seems to have resurfaced with several banks highlighting the dangers that could still derail China's economy.
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Does Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke have the right strategy for fixing the economy? CNBC's Larry Kudlow weighs in.
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With increasing fervor, investors are asking what is the central bank's exit strategy for getting rid of all the government debt it has bought in an effort to stimulate risk assets and boost the economy.
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The Indian stock market has been one of the biggest laggards this year, but some strategists are betting on a change in fortunes for the country's stocks.
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Chinese stocks are headed for a correction of up to 15 percent in the next two months, one technical analyst says.
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Get a front row seat to the historic changes shaping the world's second-largest economy with the new CNBC show Inside China.
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Markets have embraced the view that Cyprus will strike a deal, most likely with Russia. The euro rallied and stocks gained.
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The Reserve Bank of India lowered its key policy rate for the second time this year on Tuesday, but will the central bank's latest move succeed in helping revive growth in Asia's third largest economy?
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The handling of the Cyprus bailout threatens to derail all the hard work that has gone into boosting sentiment in the euro zone, said analysts.
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Should you buy gold on Bernanke? Will the Fed meeting revive a gold trade that was left for dead? After it's worst quarter in 8 years, is it finally time to get back into gold, with CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis and the Futures Now Traders.
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Plans to tax Cypriot bank deposits as part of a bailout could push Russia, which accounts for about 30 billion euros in deposits in the island, to play "hardball" over renegotiating terms of a loan granted to Cyprus in 2011, says an expert.