Airbus and Boeing won orders for 25 new planes each from United Airlines Tuesday. John Leahy, COO of Airbus, spoke told CNBC that the order, which could be worth approximately $6 billion to Airbus based on catalogue prices, was a "key breakthrough."

The UK's industrial output failed to grow in October, missing analysts’ expectations of an increase, official data showed Tuesday. Sarah Hewin from Standard Chartered Bank and Arjuna Mahendra from HSBC Private Bank have analysis.

"It's going to be a good year for banks… We see lots of value in the sector, we see more than 20% upside to our price targets," Arturo De Frias from Evolution Securities told CNBC when discussing the outlook for the European banking sector.

Debt rating agency Standard and Poor's put Greece on negative credit watch Tuesday. Greece has a lack of diversification in its industrial park, Luis Costa from Commerzbank told CNBC.

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown outlined government plans to slash the country's record deficit Monday. William Porter from Credit Suisse has analysis.

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown set out further cuts to public sector spending Monday as the government tried to grapple with the budget deficit. George Bull Head of Tax Baker Tilly and Justin Urquhart Stewart from Seven Investment Management discuss the outlook.

The UK's incumbent Labour Party is seeking to gain favor ahead of the general election with its banking policies, but these could be damaging to the sector, Michael Browne from Sofaer Global Research told CNBC Monday.

Kraft will have to raise its offer to secure Cadbury as investors believe the UK chocolate maker is worth considerably more than is currently being offered, Simon Marshall-Lockyer from Jefferies International told CNBC Monday.