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• How to Solve a Problem Like Spain's Economy 

  

  Sarah Perez-Frutos, partner at Dracon Partners, tells CNBC that Spain desperately needs stimulus measures if its economy is to reverse a sharp decline.

• Innovation Crucial to Pharma Sector: Expert 

  

  Barbara Ryan, former Deutsche Bank senior pharma analyst, tells CNBC why investing in innovation is critical if pharmaceutical companies are to continue to make money.

• Twenty Years of the S&P 500 

  

  On the S&P 500's 20th birthday, Dodd Kittsley, global head of ETP research at Blackrock, tells CNBC that the index's sheer breadth of investors is the most significant factor behind its success.

• Nat Rothschild Started 'Bumi Mess': CEO  

  

  Nick von Schirnding, CEO of Bumi, tells CNBC, that Indonesian mining company Bumi is in a 'total mess' and that mess started when Nat Rothschild brought it to London market.

• US Economy on a Healing Path: Expert 

  

  Jerry Webman, chief economist at Oppenheimer Funds, tells CNBC why the Fed's message to the markets will simply be that the US economy is finally improving.

• China's 'Informal Imperialism' 

  

  Juan Pablo Cardenal, author of 'China's Silent Army', tells CNBC how China is 'colonizing' parts of the developing world as their companies move to sure up a supply of natural resources.

• Best Investment in Emerging Markets: Expert 

  

  Alan Miller, founding partner at SCM Private, tells CNBC that with the global economy in its current state, the real equity value lies in emerging markets.

• Caterpillar's Chinese Mistake Not Big Deal: Expert 

  

  Joel Tiss, managing director of BMO Capital Markets, tells CNBC why Caterpillar's issue with accounting irregularities shouldn't affect the company much in the long term.

• Will the Jobs Report Spring a Surprise? 

  

  Michael W. Gurka, managing director at Spectrum Asset Management, tells CNBC why the positivity around the US economy means this week's employment figures could be better than expected.

• US Housing Market: Recovery Ongoing 

  

  Eric Green, chief of US rates and strategy at TD Securities tells CNBC the improvement in prices and activity in the US housing market is unsustainable and volatile.

• Italian Elections: No Scope for Expansion 

  

  Dr Jonathan Hopkin, reader in comparative politics at LSE, tells CNBC that regardless of the outcome of Italian elections, austerity will have to remain the order of the day.

• US Economy Strong Enough to Cope: Expert 

  

  Tony Fratto, managing director at Hamilton Place Strategies, tells CNBC why the US economy can 'power through' drag created by the sequester and tax increases this year.

• LTRO Repayments Not A Game Changer: Expert 

  

  Valentijn Van Nieuwenhuijzen, head of strategy at ING Investment Management, tells CNBC why the early repayment of LTRO loans announced last week will only have a minimal effect on the bond market.

• Equities 'Cheapest in Decades': Expert 

  

  Jonathan Stubbs, European equity strategist at Citigroup, tells CNBC why equities represent such good value in the current economic climate.

• Olli Rehn: UK Referendum 'Not Helpful' 

  

  Olli Rehn, European Union economy chief, tells CNBC that the UK announcement of referendum is creating uncertainty and is not necessarily helpful in terms of stabilizing the economy.

• Nedbank CEO: We Haven't Been Affected By Mining Unrest  

  

  Mike Brown, CEO of Nedbank Group one of the largest lenders to South Africa's mining industry, talks to CNBC about the fallout from unrest in South African mines.

• Finland's Stubb: Love to See Euro Trading Lower 

  

  Alexander Stubb, Finland¿s minister for European affairs and foreign trade, tells CNBC that he would love to see the Euro a little bit weaker as it would drive exports and improve growth.

• Nokia CEO: We Have Exceeded Guidance for Q4  

  

  Stephen Elop, CEO of Nokia, tells CNBC that despite the company's decision to suspend its dividend he is quite pleased with the results and the outlook for Nokia moving forward.

• Coca Cola CEO: Youth Unemployment Key 

  

  Muhtar Kent, chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola, tells CNBC why spiraling youth unemployment is the most important issue for governments to address.

• Shiller: Don't Get Excited About Home Price Increases  

  

  Fan Gang, former advisor to the People¿s Bank of China and Yale University economist, Robert Shiller, discuss the economic outlook for China and the United States.