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Eric Boullier, team principal at Lotus F1 Team, tells CNBC that the Monaco Grand Prix is a very special race, with a lot of demand and requests from sponsors.
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Dariusz Kowalcyzk, chief investment strategist at Credit Agricole, tells CNBC why he expects a gradual deceleration in Chinese growth throughout the rest of 2013.
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Sandy Jadeja, chief market strategist at SignalPro, explains the death cross phenomena, and expects lower prices in the short term, but he is still bullish in the long term.
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Raffaele Jerusalmi, CEO of Borsa Italiana, says Italy is in a 'safe zone', even if elections are uncertain.
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Francis Lun, chief economist at GeOriental Finance Group, says against all government measures to cool China's property market, prices will not fall, as the growing economy feeds a genuine inelastic demand for houses.
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Hans Redeker, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Morgan Stanley, says it was essential that the German IFO indicator came out on the strong side, to stay in a positive risk environment.
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Patrick McKeever, equity analyst at MKM Partners LLC, has neutral rating on Walmart, adding the company is well-capitalized and has lots of cash on the balance sheet.
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Harry Tchilinguirian, head of commodity markets at BNP Paribas, says the sharp moves in oil prices have been motivated by mixed U.S. and euro zone data, adding not just oil but every other commmodities are impacted.
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Patrick Spencer, MD and director of international equity sales at Baird, tells CNBC why the market is in a stable, healthy state and investors shouldn't be too worried by Wednesday's blip in the US markets.
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Justin Knight, head of European rate at UBS, tells CNBC why he thinks the Spanish bond market is close to 'tipping'.
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Guenole Le Gall, head of mobile at Intela, tells CNBC why 4G is such a significant development and why it will prompt a huge boom in mobile commerce.
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Andrew People, writer of Heard on the Street at WSJ, tells CNBC why all involved in the Bumi boardroom battle have come out with tarnished reputations.
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Tomo Kinoshita, chief economist, Japan, at Nomura International, tells CNBC why Japan's monetary easing means the next BoJ governor will inherit a much more positive situation than that of his predecessor.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve's signal that it may not continue its bond buying program is a game changer for global equity markets, Dennis Gartman, editor of "The Gartman Letter" told CNBC on Thursday.
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Peter Gothard, technology editor at Computing, says PlayStation is the major hardware revenue for Sony, but it is challenged by not only Xbox and Nintendo but the mobile phone and iPad game apps as well.
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Johannes Benigni, managing director at JBC Energy, explains why the US retail gas prices climb while the NYMEX crude oil is down, saying the underlying international market price is the Brent.
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David Scowsill, president and CEO of World Travel and Tourism Council, says the UK is losing out big time on Chinese tourists because of the UK visa policies.
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James Knightley, UK economist at ING Wholesale Banking, expected a split of 8-1 in the Monetary Policy Committee and says the far more dovish outcome makes another round of QE probable.
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John Meyer, analyst at SP Angel, welcomes the new BHP CEO's focus on expanding the oil business which differentiates the company from other miners.
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David Goldberg, homebuilders and building products analyst at UBS, says after last year's U.S. homebuilders rally there is a lot of profit-taking, so investors who want to be long in housing now, have to go further up on the risk curve to less safer names.
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