Jobless Claims Get Better, but Remain at High Level
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Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at ConvergEx Group, says we are not in bubble territory yet.
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Steven Saywell, European head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas, says because of the relatively small size of Cyprus, the market's focus is still on Italy.
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Oleg Deripaska, the CEO of the world's largest aluminum company Rusal said global commodity producers need to cut output by up to 10 percent.
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Yacine Kanoun, managing director at PivotHunters tells CNBC the market is heading for a correction, which will then be followed by a "massive rally" driven by stimulus and inflation building up in the markets.
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Oleg Deripaska, CEO of Rusal, says Russia needs less government presence in the economy, and should continue privatization and the reform of the power market and the financial sector.
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Sam Stovall, chief equity strategist, S&P Capital IQ, believes Sam Stovall, chief equity strategist, S&P Capital IQ, believes investors will remain bullish and it will take a new catalyst to push stocks lower.
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Oleg Deripaska, CEO of Rusal, says European governments should support banks and businesses and help them restructure, while Russia's government should invest in infrastructure.
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Dermot Boyd, CEO of QVC UK, says the TV shopping channel benefits from having no shop floor rental costs.
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European shares recouped most of their earlier losses to end flat near 4-1/2-year highs on Wednesday.
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Maxim Volkov, CEO of PhosAgro, says soft commodity prices will not fall, and added that flexible production lines mean PhosAgro can overcome cyclicality.
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Charlie Parker, investment editor at Citywire, thinks today's downward market move is not a reversal, just a pause for breath.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel urged German employers to help get more women back to work after they become mothers in a country that needs to boost its workforce.
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European shares steadied on Tuesday, taking their cues from a mixed showing on Wall Street.
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Rupert Stadler, CEO of German luxury car maker Audi, expects growth from Asia, Russia and the U.S. in 2013.
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Nikolaus von Bomhard, chairman of Munich Re, discusses whether the world's biggest insurer will buy back its own shares.
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Erik Nielsen, global chief economist at UniCredit, sees two years of strong equity markets.
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Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank and a member of the ECB's governing council, says only politics, not the European Central Bank, can solve the euro zone crisis.
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Banking stocks held European shares below 4-1/2 years highs on Monday, depressed by a worsening outlook for Italy's public finances.
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David Bloom, global head of foreign exchange strategy at HSBC, expects the pound to fall a lot more.
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Roelof van den Akker, senior technical analyst at ING Wholesale Banking, gives CNBC a technical look at why the Dow is scaling record highs.
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