CNBCadded this to Make It - video China Discussing the outlook for Chinese property pricesCNBC Property prices in first-tier Chinese cities are likely to remain "healthy," but there could be challenges in third-tier cities due to oversupply, …
CNBCadded this to Europe NewsPlay button ECB's Draghi defends policy tools and says it has further room to actCNBC - Silvia Amaro European Central Bank President Mario Draghi defended the tools that the organization has available on Tuesday, saying that its asset purchase …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Salaries & Wages If wages strengthen, the Fed could hold or even hike rates: CEOCNBC Phil Blancato of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management says the U.S. economy is "not that bad," and points out that the market is asking for a rate cut …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video China Customers in lower-tier Chinese cities are 'trading up':CNBC Carol Fung of JD.com discusses the changing preferences of consumers in lower-tier cities in China, who now want to buy more "premium quality" …
CNBCadded this to MarketsRecession ECB can't fight a recession on its own, says former IMF economistCNBC Olivier Blanchard, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, discusses European monetary policy.
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Satellites How satellites can play a role in the 5G roll outCNBC Steve Collar of SES says satellites make it "easy" to deploy communication networks "at the edge," which means that people in rural areas can be …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Trade War An all-out trade war could lead to a global recession: EconomistCNBC Steve Cochrane of Moody's Analytics says an all-out trade war would be a "recipe for recession" in the U.S. and could even lead to a global recession.
CNBCadded this to MarketsHTML I'm sure gold prices are headed up, says IRC chairmanCNBC Peter Hambro of IRC says there's potential for gold prices to go up, in part because of the tension around the world. He says gold is "way too cheap" …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Investing No reason for the Fed to be preemptive, says investorCNBC Tim Seymour of Seymour Asset Management says the Fed should be "reactive" in the face of a possible meeting between the U.S. and China at the G-20 …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video European Central Bank The ECB is Europe's 'pillar of stability': Jean-Claude TrichetCNBC Former ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet discusses the role and tools of the European Central Bank.
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Economics Wouldn't be surprised if the Fed cuts rates this week: EconomistCNBC Chris Rupkey of MUFG Union Bank says he doesn't think the Fed needs to take an "insurance" rate cut at this week's meeting, but he wouldn't be …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Securities Huatai Securities: We hope to launch our US business soonCNBC Zhou Yi of Huatai Securities says the company's initiatives have been executed as planned despite macro challenges between China and the U.S.
CNBCadded this to MarketsHTML Expect a 'full market rotation' if the Fed disappoints: Global X FundsCNBC If the Fed doesn't meet the market's expectations, there could be a "huge spike in volatility," says Jay Jacobs of Global X Funds.
CNBCadded this to MarketsEurope Ex-ECB chief: Less urgent for Europe to go back to 'new normal'CNBC Jean-Claude Trichet, former president of the European Central Bank, says Europe is late in the economic cycle.
CNBCadded this to Europe NewsRecession ECB cannot fight a recession alone, says former IMF economistCNBC - Silvia Amaro The European Central Bank will struggle to fight the next recession on its own, former IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard told CNBC Monday. Amid …
CNBCadded this to World NewsCyber-attacks Cyberattacks in the Middle East are on the rise. Here's who they're targetingCNBC - Weizhen Tan Cyberattacks in the Middle East are on the rise, according to a new report. The Middle East region, and especially the United Arab Emirates, saw a …
CNBCadded this to Top NewsChina Two European counties could be the big winners from the US-China trade war, Barclays saysCNBC - Elliot Smith France and Germany could be the biggest beneficiaries in an escalation in trade tariffs between the U.S. and China, Barclays economists have …
CNBCadded this to MarketsMiddle East US sends 1,000 more troops to the Middle East amid tensionsCNBC The latest revelation comes on the heels of last week's attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. CNBC's Hadley Gamble has more.
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Facebook Snap exec: We're a 'camera company,' not a social networkCNBC Snap International Vice President Claire Valoti explains what separates the company from social media firms like Facebook and Twitter.
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Colombia Colombia leading fight against drugs in Western hemisphere: PresidentCNBC Colombian President Ivan Duque responds to President Donald Trump's claim the country has done little to tackle drug exports.
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Brexit Possibility of a no-deal Brexit troubles the sterling: FX strategistCNBC Early general election is also a possible risk, says Ray Attrill, head of FX strategy at Nab.
CNBCadded this to MarketsHTML Understanding the audience is the key: Snap VPCNBC Claire Valoti, international VP at Snap discusses communication tools used by the Gen Z.
CNBCadded this to Make It - video The City Markets are overly optimistic about Fed cuts, strategist saysCNBC We're skeptical about a cut coming soon, says Ben Luk, senior multi asset strategist at State Street Global Markets.
CNBCadded this to BusinessDow Futures Dow futures slightly lower ahead of Federal Reserve meetingCNBC - Sam Meredith U.S. stock index futures were mixed Tuesday morning, as market participants braced for the first day of the Federal Reserve's interest rate …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Iran US wants a change of regime in Iran, expert saysCNBC Jacob Shapiro, director of analysis at Geopolitical Futures discusses the U.S. involvement in Iran.
CNBCadded this to World NewsGlobalization These Asian economies may be most badly hit by slowing global tradeCNBC - Yen Nee Lee Since the escalation in tensions last month, stocks in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan have been among the biggest losers in Asia. That's partly …
CNBCadded this to World NewsAngela Merkel Merkel's illustrious reign is at risk of being tarnishedCNBC - Steve Sedgwick Sakrileg, the German word for sacrilege: the violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred. I'm about to go there. Has German Chancellor Angela …
CNBCadded this to Make It - video Stock Markets CNBC International Premarket Briefing: June 18, 2019CNBC CNBC market reporters bring you the latest on the stock markets throughout the day as well as fast, accurate, and actionable business news.
CNBCadded this to World NewsBusiness China's job market faces new pressure as trade war with US drags onCNBC - Evelyn Cheng There are signs that ongoing trade tensions are putting some pressure on China's job market — despite Beijing's efforts to emphasize the negative …
CNBCadded this to Top NewsMeat Meatless alternatives are on the rise — but so is global meat consumptionCNBC - Uptin Saiidi When it comes to the burgers or steaks on your plate, looks and tastes can be deceiving as "meatless meat" and "plant-based meat" gain traction. Sales …
