Trumponomics

Michael Every of Rabobank says the current economic regime hasn't worked well enough, providing space for new ideas like Trump's tariff plan that are aimed at "structurally breaking the global system".

Jason Davis of INSEAD provides analysis on the TikTok deal, and discusses the winners and loser of the bid.

Simon Jackman from the U.S. Studies Center at the University of Sydney says President Trump needs to focus the attention away from Covid-19 to turn his campaign around.

In response to the coronavirus recession, President Trump signed an executive order suspending new temporary work visas until 2021. The White House cited the need to preserve jobs amid the growing unemployment rate. However, experts warn that it could be detrimental to the economy, especially for tech giants like Facebook, Google and Microsoft.

Barring a surprise, "shock and awe" announcement from U.S. President Trump on the trade front with China, Ray Attrill of National Australia Bank believes the Chinese offshore yuan will remain in a range between 7.10 and 7.20 to the U.S. dollar.

U.S. President Donald Trump's move to weaken legal protections for social media companies may have rattled investors, but Ali Mogharabi of Morningstar believes this does not "drastically change" things for these companies as their primary goal remains generating high-quality content for advertising revenue.

Citi Private Bank's David Bailin discusses where he sees investment opportunities in deeply undervalued markets and sectors. Once again, the U.S. politics is playing into the U.S.-China relationships. David says it's worth watching if the rhetoric would turn into actions that could hurt growth and supply chains.

Neal Dingmann says time is running out for U.S. shale companies because they're not making money with crude prices at $34 a barrel. Regional and Texas banks are most at risk from possible defaults by the oil industry, he adds.

With the coronavirus on one hand and the Federal Reserve's policy uncertainty on the other, Geoff Howie of Singapore Exchange believes a shoo-in for President Trump is unlikely in the U.S. November presidential elections.

U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette talks about the strategic energy partnership with India, and how it will boost trade in oil and natural gas.

CNBC's Steve Liesman breaks down the predictions for the economy and the Fed going into 2020.