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Join Guy Johnson and Anna Martin for a fast-paced, dynamic wrap up to the trading day. "European Closing Bell" gives an in-depth analysis of the day's market action and includes expert analysis from the major players in the European business and financial world. Johnson and Martin report live from London on the day's events in the financial and business world with live contributions and analysis from across Europe.

EUROPEAN CLOSING BELL VIDEO CLIPS

    • Guest Investor  3 hrs ago 

        Ian Harnett from Absolute Strategy Research is Tuesday's guest investor.

    • Charting Bonds and Forex  3 hrs ago 

        Nicole Elliott from Mizuho Corporate Bank takes a technical look at the charts for the 10-year Bund, the euro versus the Swiss franc and the Swiss franc versus the yen.

    • French Banks in Focus  3 hrs ago 

        Societe Generale beat expectations with its first-quarter earnings Tuesday and Credit Agricole announced plans for a rights issue. Alain Tchibozo from ING Securities has analysis of the French banks.

    • Sprint Nextel Posts Loss  12 May 2008 

        US wireless provider Sprint Nextel reported a larger quarterly loss than expected Monday. Christopher Larsen from Credit Suisse considers the company's outlook.

    • Guest Investor  12 May 2008 

        Simon Goodfellow from ING Wholesale Banking is Monday's guest investor.

    • Time to Sell the Euro?  12 May 2008 

        Max Knudsen from PIA - First.com says the euro is bearish against the dollar for the quarter. Knudsen also takes a technical look at the Xetra DAX and the S&P 500.

    • HSBC Shares Rise  12 May 2008 

        HSBC's diversified business model helped it post strong earnings Monday, sending its shares higher. Steven Mayne from Montague Pitman Stockbrokers has more.

    • Banks Tighten Belts  09 May 2008 

        Banks have been cutting back drastically on their expense bills in the wake of the subprime crisis to try and save coasts. Michael Rendell from PricewaterhouseCoopers considers the move.

    • Citi to Sell $400bn of Assets  09 May 2008 

        Citigroup confirmed plans Friday to sell as much as $400 billion worth of non-core assets over the next two to three years. Daniel Alpert from Westwood Capital has analysis.


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