Expect the Hang Seng Index to fluctuate between 22,000-23-000 points this week, predicts Peter Lai, director of DBS Vickers Securities. He discusses the day's top stories from Taifook Securities and more, with CNBC's Emily Chan.

Justin O'Brien, senior advisor at Citi, discusses the implications of Sinosteel's hostile takeover offer for Midwest, with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Cyril Beuzit from BNP Paribas has the lastest from the fixed-income market.

Government stimulus in Asia has been far more effective than it has been in the West, says Jaspal Bindra, CEO (Asia), Standard Chartered, speaking to Managing Asia's Christine Tan.

Dante Peters from Magus Financial Management and Jason Witcombe from Evolve Financial Planning joined CNBC to give their advice to investors.

Tony Chidiac, private client advisor at Ord Minnett tells CNBC's Karen Tso he likes resources over the longer term.

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is set to unveil his new growth plan at the annual CBI conference Monday. Sean Corrigan from Diapason Commodities Management has analysis.

"A massive spike in US Treasury rates" is "one of the issues we have on our radar screens as a potential black swan," William Skeean from Edge Capital Partners said Monday. "A spike up in interest rates would be detrimental both to credit and to equities if unanticipated."