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Lei Jing, fixed income CIO at Harvest Fund Management, speaks about the sentiment of internal investors in China.
Altaf Kassam of State Street Global Advisors and Janus Henderson Investors' Jane Shoemake discuss investing in European financials.
Michael Meister, German deputy finance minister, tells CNBC about European integration.
Class CNBC's Claudia Pensotti weighs in on the viability of Italian bank UniCredit to merge with German counterpart Commerzbank.
Mike Thompson, president of SPIAS at S&P Global Market Intelligence, speaks about developments in the retail space.
Altaf Kassam, head of research and strategy at State Street Global Advisors, speaks about investing in bonds and equities.
Lei Jing, fixed income CIO at Harvest Fund Management, speaks about Chinese jobs and economic growth.
Henrik Johnsson, co-head of global debt capital markets and head of debt syndicate for EMEA at Deutsche Bank, speaks about the Fed's September meeting.
The Federal Reserve announced a plan to begin unwinding its balance sheet and signaled one more interest rate hike for this year.
Michael Meister, German deputy finance minister, speaks about key sectors for investment in his country.
Jane Shoemake, investment director of global equity income at Janus Henderson Investors, speaks about the U.S. Federal Reserve's September meeting.
Pointy CEO Mark Cummins speaks about how local convenience stores can ward off competition from online retailers.
Mike Thompson, president of SPIAS at S&P Global Market Intelligence, weighs in on the U.S. Federal Reserve's September meeting.
Michael Meister, Germany's deputy finance minister, speaks about the rise of the country's far-right Alternative für Deutschland party.
Jeffrey Solomon, Cowen Inc. president and Cowen and Company CEO, provides insight to the type of companies going public and the role of active management.
Gordon Kerr, SVP global structured finance at DBRS, speaks about the Italian banking sector.
Randall Kroszner, former governor at the Federal Reserve, says that Bank of England head Mark Carney was reasonable to expect downside risk post-Brexit.
Investors observed heightened geopolitical tensions over the Korean Peninsula and awaited monetary policy guidance from the Federal Reserve.
Christian Odendahl, chief economist at the Centre for European Reform, discusses the formation of the next German coalition.
Randall Kroszner, former governor at the U.S. Federal Reserve, speaks about the central bank's future path.
