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Greg Gibbs, Senior Currency Strategist at RBS tells CNBC's Cash Flow why he thinks the CNY is vulnerable. more...

Europe’s top banking regulator has started to re-examine the strength of the region’s banks, modelling a big writedown of all peripheral eurozone sovereign debt, reported the FT. more...

Has recent decline in the stock market due to news in Europe run its course? Sharing perspectives, with John Morris, Crestwood Advisors managing partner and Gene Peroni, Advisors Asset Management senior vice president. more...

Weighing in on whether the U.S. market is the best place to be for investors, with Kevin Caron, Stifel Nicolaus Private Client Group market strategist; Clark Yingst, Joseph Gunnar chief market strategist, and CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. more...

Financial markets are likely to resume their high volatility in September despite the current period of relative calm, and are approaching "Lehman levels" of stress following the downgrade of the US* by credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's, according to a new report from HSBC. more...

CNBC's Silvia Wadhwa has the latest details on Europe's growing debt problems. more...

"I would say that a good deal more of stress is going to be necessary before there is any sort of intervention (in Italy)," Nick Firoozye, head of interest rates strategy at Nomura told CNBC. "If there is an intervention, it's going to have to be handled in a way that's completely different from...

The European bank stress tests were reassuring - if you trust the results. Here's how to trade the real news.* more...

Most European banks passed the regulators' stress test, but do they get a passing grade with investors? CNBC's Steve Liesman takes a look. more...

Eight banks, including two Greek banks, five Spanish and one Austrian banks have failed the European Banking Authority stress tests, the agency said on Friday. more...

The dollar clung to modest gains on the euro and Swiss franc in Asia on Friday, having benefited from a short-squeeze after the Federal Reserve hosed down talk of easing anytime soon. more...

European banking stress tests will be a missed opportunity for policymakers to reassure markets unless they come down heavily on undercapitalized banks, analysts and investors told CNBC.com. more...

As many as six Spanish banks have failed the European stress tests, including five savings banks and one medium-sized bank, ABC newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources. more...

Europe’s banks are growing increasingly angry over the stress tests being run by European regulators, complaining that the process has been excessively rigid, with damaging changes to the exercise rushed through at the last minute, reported the FT. more...

Press reports that the European Banking Authority (EBA) could fail up to 15 European banks as a show of the strength and resilience of the tests are completely unfounded, the EBA’s chairman said on Wednesday. more...