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Broadcast simultaneously from Asia and Europe, "Capital Connection" is the official handover for the global business viewer who needs to understand the impact that news flow in one region is having on financial capitals across the globe. "Capital Connection" is the bridge between the Asian markets and the preview to Europe's trading day. Markets are global and money moves across borders -- a decision made in Tokyo will affect companies and people in Zurich.

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    • US Consumer Recovery Important  09 Jul 2009

        The growth outlook for emerging markets will have a problem down the road, without a recovery in the U.S. consumer, says Stefan Hofer, emerging markets strategist at Julius Baer. He shares his investment strategy with CNBC's Chloe Cho and Rebecca Meehan.

    • CNBC.com News Now  09 Jul 2009

        The top headlines this hour with CNBC's Saijal Patel.

    • The Diversification Debate  09 Jul 2009

        China has called for diversification in the reserve currency system. Sharada Selvanathan, currency strategist at BNP Paribas, says the dollar is likely to depreciate in the long-term but it is not under pressure now despite those comments. She speaks to CNBC's Rebecca Meehan and Chloe Cho.

    • Asia Will Stumble If US & Europe Falter  09 Jul 2009

        Michael Spencer, chief economist and head of global markets research at Deutsche Bank, says Asia will outgrow the rest of the world but if the U.S. and Europe's recovery falters, there will be another leg down to the recession. He speaks to CNBC's Chloe Cho and Rebecca Meehan.

    • G8 Outcome "Boring"  08 Jul 2009

        Hans Redeker, global head of forex strategy at BNP Paribas believes the outcome from the G8 meeting was "boring". He shares his assessment, with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho.

    • CNBC.com News Now  08 Jul 2009

        The top headlines this hour with CNBC's Saijal Patel.

    • Review Your Portfolio Frequently  08 Jul 2009

        Review your portfolio more frequently, advises Bonnie Tse, head of Asia-Pacific wealth management at HSBC. She shares more investment tips with CNBC's Chloe Cho, in this installment of 'Protect Your Wealth'.

    • BoE Seen Holding Rates Steady  08 Jul 2009

        As the Bank of England is expected to hold on rates later today, Lee Wai Tuck, currency markets strategist at Forecast talks to CNBC's Rebecca Meehan how the currency markets are trading ahead of that.

    • Correction Seen in the Next Few Weeks  08 Jul 2009

        A correction will be seen in the next few weeks, says Warren Gilman, MD head of Asia Pacific region at CIBC World Markets. He tells CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho why exchange traded commodities are the best way for investors to protect their wealth.

    • G8 A "Waste of Time"  07 Jul 2009

        The G8 meeting will be "a large waste of time", said Paul Donovan, senior international economist at UBS. He explains his rationale, with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho.

    • CNBC.com News Now  07 Jul 2009

        The top headlines this hour with CNBC's Saijal Patel.

    • Eye on G8  07 Jul 2009

        Discussing the issues that could dominate the G8 meeting, with David Forrester, associate director Barclays Capital, CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho.

    • China IPO Outlook  07 Jul 2009

        With a flood of IPOs set to hit the China market, Erwin Sanft, head of China & HK research at BNP Paribas Securities, tells CNBC's Chloe Cho & Rebecca Meehan which sectors are worth investing in.

    • Bearish Sentiment to Stay For Awhile  06 Jul 2009

        The bearish sentiment currently plaguing the global markets should lift by September, believes Clem Chambers, CEO of ADVFN. He speaks with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho.

    • CNBC.com News Now  06 Jul 2009

        The top headlines this hour with CNBC's Saijal Patel.

    • Economy Not As Weak As Expected: RBA  06 Jul 2009

        The RBA keeps its cash rate unchanged at 3 percent as expected. Jim Vrondas of OzForex says the government is unlikely to offer more fiscal stimulus as current measures are filtering through the economy. He speaks to CNBC's Matthew Taylor, Chloe Cho and Rebecca Meehan.

    • RBA Will Keep Rates On Hold  06 Jul 2009

        Jim Vrondas, manager of corporate business at OzForex discusses the Australian economy and previews the RBA's policy decision, with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan and Chloe Cho. He says dollar-yen will hold between the 94-99 range.

    • Look Beyond Chinese Equities  06 Jul 2009

        Aaron Gurwitz, head of global investment strategy at Barclays Wealth views Asia as the most economically dynamic region. He talks to CNBC's Chloe Cho and Rebecca Meehan about the various ways to invest in China and the rest of Asia.

    • CNBC.com News Now  05 Jul 2009

        The top headlines this hour with CNBC's Saijal Patel.

    • Eye on the Indian 2009/10 Budget  05 Jul 2009

        The upcoming Indian budget will definitely be populist, believes Ramya Suryanarayanan, economist at DBS Group Research. But she tells CNBC's Chloe Cho & Rebecca Meehan that the budget's emphasis may be more on intent, rather than actual steps.


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