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Andy Haldane, executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, says the economy is "healing" but that we're still "a long way short off normality".
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Steve Sedgwick takes you through the European market open, where stocks have come in higher, boosted by resources.
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Jonathan Portes, director of the NIESR and Tony Travers, visiting professor at the London School of Economics, discuss how Margaret Thatcher changed the British economy.
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Seth Kleinman, global head of energy at Citi, tells CNBC that the consensus that oil demand will continue to rise is wrong.
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Peter Toogood, Investment Services Director at Old Broad Street Research, tells CNBC that the industrial sector in the UK was already in decline when Thatcher came to power.
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Tim Knox, director of the Centre for Policy Studies, discusses whether former UK Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, despite being a decisive figure, made the right decisions for Britain.
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Tributes continue to pour in for the former UK Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, NBC looks back at her achievements.
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Michael Yoshikami, founder and CEO, Destination Wealth Management, tells CNBC why there will be more beats than misses out of US earnings.
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Russia urged Germany to punish a group of women who staged a bare-breasted protest against President Vladimir Putin during a visit to the country.
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The economic advisor to Greece's anti-austerity party SYRIZA told CNBC that Greece's international lenders were "blackmailing" his country.
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Marshall Goldsmith, distinguished senior fellow at Hult International Business School, tells CNBC what leaders can do to improve results.
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Greg Davies, head of behavioral and quantitative finance at Barclays, explains why investors should be using the recent market pullback to get back in.
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European shares rebound from lows as investors look ahead to a week of high profile meetings between European leaders and officials.
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Alastair McCaig, senior trader at IG, discusses events that could impact the market such as Portugal's court ruling on austerity and Slovenia's possible bailout.
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Maarten-Jan Bakkum, global emerging markets strategist at ING Investment Management, says growth momentum in emerging markets is deteriorating and explains why India, Russia and Turkey are his preferred markets.
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The rejection of austerity by Portugal's main court puts new pressure on the country's faltering reform program and the euro zone, analysts told CNBC.
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Sabine Schels, senior director and global commodities strategist at BofA Merrill Lynch, tells CNBC the spread between WTI and Brent has narrowed due to improvements in the U.S. economy and weak demand in Europe.
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Neil Dwane, CIO for equities for Europe at Allianz Gloabl Investor, tells CNBC that despite offering little value, bonds remain attractive to investors because "Draghi has their back".
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Peter Chatwell, interest rate strategist at Credit Agricole, says the market is ignoring the risks associated with French bonds and that there is no evidence of a "Great Rotation".
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Chris Weston, institutional dealer at IG Markets, tells CNBC the yen should weaken further and says the Nikkei should go higher, after the Bank of Japan's stimulus measures.
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CNBC's Kelly Evans, reports from Brussels ahead of the U.S. Treasury Secretary's visit.
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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.