Insight on green jobs, with John Hofmeister, National Urban League.

Insight on the markets, with Yra Harris, Praxis Trading.

President Obama outlines military plans for Afghanistan in speech last night, with CNBC's John Harwood.

Insight on gold, with Philip Gotthelf, Equidex; Kevin Caron, Stifel Nicolaus; and Michael Darda, MKM Partners.

GM CEO Fritz Henderson departs company in shakeup by board, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

The market for convertible securities has come back to life following a near-death experience when short-selling was banned last year. Skander Chabbi from DB Advisors considers whether convertible markets have changed post-credit crisis.

China's yuan will go through a revaluation in coming months and there will be a slowdown in government spending in the second half of 2010, according to Chris Rynning, CEO of China-based private equity group Origo Sino-India, Wednesday. The revaluation will not have the big impact on the economy that people expect, he said.

The downturn sparked a flood of money from central banks into their economies. There are now fears that the over-stimulation can lead to new asset bubbles and inflation. Cecilia Hermansson from Swedbank sees asset price bubbles in emerging market real-estate and equities.

UK software firm Sage Group said business conditions stabilized in the second half of its fiscal year, but it will continue to focus on cost cutting. CEO Paul Walker told CNBC that small and medium sized businesses remain very cautious.

Because of the concerns over Dubai debt, "there is the risk of a melt down, of a plunge, (in stocks) but also if things don't go bad there is a risk of a melt up," Marshall Gittler from Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management told CNBC Wednesday. Neil Dwane from RCM and Laurent Fransolet from Barclays Capital joined the discussion.