Squawk Box Asia

Bruno Guilmart, President & Global CEO, Kulicke & Soffa says that consumer demand is driving business growth. The firm has also opened a new facility in Singapore to capture the Asian market.

Paul Mortimer-Lee, Global Head of Market Economics, BNP Paribas says that the ECB should cut rates and that we could see another round of LTRO if there's a lot of stress in the system.

Echo He, Senior Analyst, Maxim Group says that Facebook's growth opportunities in China are limited as authorities have a tight grip on the local media space.

Robert Petty, Partner & Co-Founder, Clearwater Capital says that risk aversion in the private equity space creates opportunities to buy.

Vasu Menon, Vice President, Group Wealth Management, OCBC Bank says that stock markets will continue to head lower, presenting an attractive buying opportunity.

Viktor Shvets, MD & Head of Thematic Equity Research, Credit Suisse says that Japan's private is sector no a longer source of deflation.

Vasu Menon, Vice President, Group Wealth Management, OCBC Bank says that euro zone leaders are worried about Greece exiting the currency bloc.

Ric Spooner, Chief Market Analyst, CMC Markets sees major trendline support for gold at $1,510. He says breach of that level could see gold move down to $1,300.

Stuart Feffer, CEO, LaCrosse Global Fund Services says the cost of investing in China will come down.

Hong Kong-listed gold retailer Luk Fook is still a medium-term buy, even though the stock has soared over 250% since January, says Eddie Tam, CIO at Central Asset Investments. He explains why, in this installment of "Protect Your Wealth."

Invest in China's domestic consumption plays but avoid state-owned enterprises, advises Cedric Ma, portfolio manager at BMI Fund Management. He reveals his strategies for 2011 in this installment of "Protect Your Wealth."

Government bonds prices are going to deflate gradually over the next 10-15 years, believes Puru Saxena, chief executive at Puru Saxena Wealth Management. He reveals how he is investing in the fixed income space, in this installment of "Protect Your Wealth."