Gold Bull vs. Bear
Airtime: Mon. May 17 2010 | 8:43 AM ET
Tom O’Brien, editor of The Gold Report, expects a $200 pullback in gold, and Brian Hicks, of US Global Investors, thinks the commodity could soar to $1,500. They go head-to-head on CNBC.
Airtime: Mon. May 17 2010 | 8:43 AM ET
Tom O’Brien, editor of The Gold Report, expects a $200 pullback in gold, and Brian Hicks, of US Global Investors, thinks the commodity could soar to $1,500. They go head-to-head on CNBC.
A countdown to the opening bell, with Arthur Cashin, UBS Financial Services director, floor operations.
Euro zone PMI data showed a bigger-than-expected rise in manufacturing and service sector activity in March. Geoffrey Dicks from Novus Capital Markets and Andy Brough from Schroders discuss the outlook.
It’s very important for the Chinese economy to maintain its stable trajectory. A stable growth path for the Chinese economy is good for global growth, Andrew Sheng from China Banking Regulatory Commission said Friday. The fiscal stimulus has been very positive. Growth has come back but uncertainties remain, he added.
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Getting a check on inflation, with CNBC’s Rick Santelli.