“Barclays has been the lucky bank,” Justin Urquhart Stewart from Seven Investment Management told CNBC Monday when discussing its performance during the credit crisis. Stewart and Allister Heath from CityAM discuss reports that Barclays Capital could develop a partnership model.
Chris Whalen, of Institutional Risk Analytics, and Richard Bove, of Rochdale Securities, discuss the future of the financial sector and which stocks they are placing their bets on.
World energy leaders are turning very bullish on the outlook for natural gas at the annual CERTA Conference in Houston. CNBC’s Sharon Epperson talks to Helge Lund, CEO of Statoil, the world’s largest offshore oil and gas company.
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is suing Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s claiming they knowingly assigned bad ratings to investments that contributed to the financial crisis. He discusses the suit with CNBC.
President Obama discusses his trade agenda at the Export-Import Bank’s Annual Conference in Washington, D.C.
Airtime: Thurs. Mar. 11 2010 | Steve Forbes, CEO of Forbes, shares his take on the list and what it means for Wall Street.
California’s Budget Crisis. California is battling one of the worst budget crises in the nation. David Crane, special economics adviser to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, discusses the situation with CNBC.
Parsing the jobless claims and trade data, with Diane Swonk, of Mesirow Financial, and the CNBC news team.
Japan has revised downwards its Q4 GDP growth to 0.9%. Frederic Neumann, senior Asian economist at HSBC, tells CNBC’s Martin Soong & Karen Tso that this revision adds pressure on the BOJ to extend its easy monetary policy.
Light trading volume has accompanied the market’s latest rally. Should investors worry, or care? Barron’s Mike Santoli has more.