Airtime: Wed. Apr. 28 2010 | 5:00 AM ET
“The bond vigilantes are one by one picking off the weakest countries starting with Greece,” Neil Michael from London & Capital told CNBC Wednesday. The “vigilantes” are telling governments to “get a grip of their public finances,” he added.
Discussing the state of employment in New York City, Michael Bloomberg, NYC mayor.
Apple is launching a lawsuit against Taiwan’s HTC over smart phone patents, with CNBC’s Jim Goldman
Discussing the risk of global currency wars, with Christian Carillo, head of Asia-Pacific interest rate strategy at Societe Generale Corporate & investment Banking. He tells CNBC’s Karen Tso and Sri Jegarajah, that with economies underperforming, domestic political pressures will increase for measures that will not be beneficial to anyone.
Concluding thoughts on the market and economy, with Tony Crescenzi, PIMCO.
Insight on the economy, with Ken Langone, president of Invemed Associates and co-founder of Home Depot.
Jim Gillespie, president and CEO of Coldwell Banker, one of the nation’s largest realty brokers, discusses the housing market with CNBC.