Phil Roberts from Barclays Capital takes a technical look at the dollar versus the yen and the DAX index.

Pan-European trading platform Chi-X unveiled big gains in the number of trades it is taking from other stock exchanges Thursday. Mark Howarth, interim-CEO of Chi-X Europe, spoke to CNBC about the outlook.

The market is now catching up with what might be a more realistic earnings season ahead of us, Sonja Schemmann from Schroders told CNBC Thursday.

"There have been a lot of grand words, unfortunately there hasn't been any deliverables," Fredrik Nerbrand from HSBC Private Bank told CNBC about the G8 summit in Italy.

The Swiss government vowed to take all necessary measures to prevent UBS from handing over client data to US authorities to settle a tax case Wednesday. Dan Scott from Scott & Associates has more.

Banc of America Securities - Merrill Lynch is "more optimistic" about the global economy next year, according to its latest research. Riccardo Barbieri from Banc of America Securities - Merrill Lynch has more.

Investors are content to sit and watch the stock market pull back before putting any new money in, Arthur Hogan from Jefferies & Company told CNBC Wednesday.

The world's press are having a tough time covering the G8 summit in Italy, even before the event has officially started. CNBC’s Steve Sedgwick reports.

The yield on the 2-year Schatz could have further to fall, Nicole Elliott from Mizuho Corporate Bank. Elliott also takes a technical look at the 10-year JGBs.

Corporate earnings are set to improve, but there are still financial risks, Michael O'Sullivan from Credit Suisse told CNBC Tuesday. O'Sullivan is positive on IT, commodities and industrial stocks, but underweight defensives and banks.

Max Knudsen from PIA - First.com takes a technical look at the euro versus the yen and the pound versus the yen.

The UK consumer is starting to face some serious headwinds and bank lending remains extremely tight, Andy Brough from Schroders told CNBC Monday.

Rising unemployment figures in the US and Europe dented investor sentiment Thursday. Max King from Investec Asset Mgmt considers the economic outlook.

The S&P 500 seems to be building a top formation and could be due for some profit taking, Phil Roberts from Barclays Capital told CNBC Thursday.

The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged Thursday and pushed on with its plans to buy covered bonds. Yves Wagner, president of Luxembourg Financial Analysts' Association, considers the outlook.

Geoff Wilkinson from Mint Equities takes a technical look at the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes.

"We are constantly a risk now of the bond market being disruptive," Philippa Malmgren from Canonbury Group told CNBC Wednesday. Malmgren considers the outlook for the bond market and inflation.

Nicole Elliott from Mizuho Corporate Bank takes a technical look at the pound versus the dollar and the UK 10-year Gilt yield.

The first half of 2009 has been "quite an epic ride," Dider Duret from ABN Amro told CNBC Tuesday. Duret looks back on the key market movements over the last six months.

Investors have been taking profits from their stock holdings after recent rises, Charles Cara from Absolute Strategy Research told CNBC Friday. Cara considers the outlook for stocks and the economy.