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Ruben Aganbegyan, CEO of Otkritie Financial Corporation, tells CNBC that there is value in Russia, in innovation and IT and Russian debt numbers have a lot of room for leverage.
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Torkell Eide, portfolio manager at Skagen Funds, tells CNBC you should always look at the companies, not what the Macro economists forecast as developed markets have beat emerging.
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Yogi Dewan, founder of Hassium Asset Management, tells CNBC that Paul Walsh would be a tough act to follow at Diageo and he would air on the side of caution.
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Severin Cabannes, deputy CEO of Societe Generale, tells CNBC the bank has planned 600-700 job cuts in the headquarters in Paris.
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Padhraic Garvey, head of developed market rates at ING Wholesale Banking, tells CNBC it has been a fantastic couple of weeks for the periphery with very strong returns.
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Simon Harris, managing director of Insurance at Moody's, tells CNBC that there is a stable outlook for the UK insurance industry due to three factors.
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Severin Cabannes, deputy CEO of Societe Generale, tells CNBC the bank decided to launch a global cost saving plan which will save 1.45 billion euros by the end of 2015.
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The French benchmark CAC index has performed strongly, suggesting that local politics are not of great concern to the market.
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After one year in office, no French president has been as unpopular as Francois Hollande.
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Bruno Le Maire, Member of Parliament for the UMP party, outlines the three reasons why the Franco/German relationship is not in a good shape.
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Laurence Parisot, chairwoman of MEDEF, tells CNBC that in a few weeks from now France will have a less rigid labour market, following a deal with the trade unions.
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Steve Sedgwick takes you through the European market open, where the UK markets are closed for a bank holiday weekend.
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Frederic Aubel, Institutional equity sales trader at Global Equities, tells CNBC that he would not go short on equities now as the central banks are there as a back-up.
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Roger Nightingale, economist at RDN Associates, tells CNBC that every country who has ever tried Keyne's policy has failed, including Japan.
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Karine Berger, Member of Parliament for the French Socialist Party, tells CNBC that the French socialist government is company friendly, business friendly and market friendly.
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Pierre Yves Gauthier, founding partner at AlphaValue, tells CNBC that luxury is in a super cycle phase and is only hitting a small peak with the end of the Chinese gifting luxury goods.
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Roger Nightingale, economist at RDN Associates and Steve Sedgwick have a heated debate about whether Europe can be blamed for Britain's problems.
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Francois Mallet, managing director of Kepler Capital Markets, tells CNBC that the CAC has done well, up almost 20 percent in a year, which shows the French local concern is not the concern of the markets.
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Ludovic Subran, chief economist at Euler Hermes, tells CNBC the problem in France is a lack of investment in the economy which then translates into a lack of jobs.
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Eric Chaney, chief economist at AXA Group, tells CNBC that the decisions taken by the Hollande government have been 'all wrong' for the French economy.
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Ten of thousands of French protesters marched to denounce austerity on Sunday to mark the end of President Francois Hollande's first year in office.
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Cutmore anchors CNBC’s flagship "Squawk Box" in EMEA; the three-hour show bookends the opening of European equity markets.
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Based in London, Tso co-anchors CNBC flagship show in EMEA, Squawk Box, a show that sets the news agenda every trading day.
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Sedgwick co-anchors CNBC's flagship program "Squawk Box" (Europe) and is also CNBC's OPEC reporter covering major meetings.
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