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    • ECB Needs to Do More 

        ECB needs to do more, says Hans Redeker, global head of forex strategy at BNP Paribas, as we are not seeing a real improvement in the economy. He shares his views, with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho.


SQUAWK BOX EUROPE

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    • Predicting ECB’s Economic Outlook 

        The ECB is expected to hold interest rates at 1% for a second consecutive month, but many will focus on Jean-Claude Trichet’s more detailed economic outlook. Christian Wolff from the Luxembourg School of Finance believes the economic crisis is far from over, and told CNBC, “Credit is not flowing as it should.”


STRICTLY MONEY

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    • ECB Leaves Interest Rates at 1% 

        The ECB left interest rates unchanged at 1% for the second straight month on Thursday. “For those of us who are sort of keeping an eye on the health of the European bank system, I think the clues are to be found in what happens in the money markets,” Neil MacKinnon from ECU Group told CNBC.


EUROPEAN CLOSING BELL

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    • Unemployment Fears Return 

        Rising unemployment figures in the US and Europe dented investor sentiment Thursday. Max King from Investec Asset Mgmt considers the economic outlook.


EUROPE TONIGHT

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    • US Troops Attack Taliban 

        Thousands of US troops stormed deep into Helmand province in Afghanistan Thursday in a major assault against the Taliban. Chietigj Bajpaee from Control Risks has more.


THE GOOD ENTREPRENEUR

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  • The Good Entrepreneur Competition

      CNBC and Allianz have partnered to launch a competition to identify entrepreneurs across Europe with environmentally responsible business concepts.


EBLA 2009

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  • Awarding Excellence in Business Leadership

      The CNBC European Business Leaders Awards (EBLA) program, now in its sixth year, honors those individuals who are making a difference through leadership and innovation in their industry sectors.


CNBC EUROPEAN BUSINESS MAGAZINE

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    • ECB Keeps Rates Steady  14 hrs ago

        The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged Thursday and pushed on with its plans to buy covered bonds. Yves Wagner, president of Luxembourg Financial Analysts' Association, considers the outlook.

    • UK Credit Conditions in Question  01 Jul 2009

        Julian Callow from Barclays Capital considers the outlook for credit conditions in the UK ahead of the Bank of England's report Thursday.

    • Sweden Warns on Regulation  01 Jul 2009

        Sweden cautioned against over-zealous regulation of hedge funds and private equity funds Wednesday. Karsten Schroeder, CEO of Amplitude Capital, agreed the light-touch approach was best.

    • Latvian Economy Under Pressure  01 Jul 2009

        The Latvian economy is forecast to contract by 4% in 2010. Bartosz Pawlowski from BNP Paribas considers whether Latvia should devalue its currency.

    • M&S Shares Surge on Sales Results  01 Jul 2009

        UK retailer Marks & Spencer reported better-than-expected first-quarter underlying sales Wednesday, sending its shares sharply higher. Richard Perks from Mintel International considers the outlook for M&S.

    • Curvy Cucumbers are Back  01 Jul 2009

        The EU scrapped some of its rules regarding the size and shape of produce Wednesday, meaning shoppers will soon be enjoying curvy cucumbers and over-sized melons again. CNBC's Jo Webster investigates.

    • Keep Clear of BA Stock  01 Jul 2009

        Investors should stay away from British Airways as the UK flag carrier has significant headwinds to battle through, Alpesh Patel from Praefinium Group told CNBC Wednesday. Wayne Bishop from King & Shaxson joined the discussion.

    • Charts: DAX to Fall Toward 4,200  29 Jun 2009

        The DAX index looks set to fall to its October low of around 4,200 points, but there could be a rally due in August, Roelof van den Akker from ING Wholesale Banking told CNBC Tuesday.



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