European Closing Bell
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Harry Tchilinguirian, head of commodities market strategy at BNP Paribas, tells CNBC that continued QE by the US Fed, a pickup in the Chinese economy and a continued squeeze on Iranian production will drive oil up.
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Simon Hayes, chief UK economist at Barclays, tells CNBC that the level of UK debt is far too high, and is set to rise still further after Wednesday's budget.
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Jyrki Tervonen, CFO at H&M, tells CNBC why the company's results are reasonable given the current macroeconomic climate.
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Sam Poser, senior research analyst, Sterne Agee, says Nike's change from a pull model to a push model could indicate trouble and says the brand needs to take control of its margins and its Chinese offerings.
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Ana Armstrong, CEO of Armstrong Investment Managers LLP and David Kelly, chief global strategist at JP Morgan Funds, tell CNBC why the markets are steady despite the crisis surrounding Cyprus.
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Nigel Gault, group MD, North American macroeconomics at IHS Global Insight, tells CNBC that optimism in the U.S. economy is justified.
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Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google, says his biggest regret was that he was too late to the social media revolution.
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Andrew Balls, head of European portfolio management at PIMCO, tells CNBC why the market is interpreting Cyprus as a containable issue, and isn't alarmed about any possible repercussions for other euro zone countries.
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European Market closes higher on the hope of a deal between Cyprus and Russia.
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Ruth Lea, economic advisor at Arbuthnot Banking Group says fiscal stimulus proposed in the U.K. budget is too small.
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Lord Digby Jones, UK business ambassador, tells CNBC that the removal of a 'tax on jobs' in the budget will benefit 400,000 small business in the UK enormously.
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Alan Clarke, UK and euro zone economist, Scotiabank, tells CNBC that the Cyprus situation is very much a domestic issue and given Cyprus's small economy, it won't put southern euro zone countries under stress.
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Pierre Moscovici, French finance minister, tells CNBC that they are trying to find the fairest solution in Cyprus but would welcome any alternative proposal which would protect small depositors.
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George Buckley, chief U.K. economist at Deutsche Bank, and Ann Cairns, president, international markets at Mastercard give their thoughts on the coming U.K. budget with George Buckley expecting the Government to stick to its current plan, and Ann Cairns saying the focus should be turned towards helping SMEs.
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John Hess, CEO and founder at Altius, tells CNBC what the 10 challenges facing the private equity sector are, including Europe and a bi-polar market.
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Jonathan Compton, managing director, Bedlam Asset Management outlines why he thinks southern European countries are heading for default and gives his top stock picks.
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Alan Capper, head of credit strategy at Lloyds Banking Group and Matthew Lynn, founder of Strategy Economics discuss on CNBC what the repercussions from the messy Cypriot bailout will be for the rest of Europe.
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Eugen Weinberg, head of commodity research at Commerzbank, tells CNBC why he expects gold to stabilize, benefiting from uncertainty over Cyprus savings.
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Guillermo Felices, head of European currency strategy at Barclays Capital, tells CNBC why he's bullish on the dollar and on US markets, which will outperform the rest of the world over the next year.
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Bojesen anchors "European Closing Bell." In addition, she reports for CNBC U.S., CNBC Asia, NBC, and MSNBC.