News Summary: Trader charged in Libor rate case
RATE CASE: Britain's Serious Fraud Office has charged a former trader at UBS and Citigroup with conspiracy to defraud in the rigging of a benchmark interest rate.Full story
Fed Fears Pervade Market Moves
David Joy, Ameriprise Financial; and Drew Matus, UBS, take a look ahead for signals of what to expect from the Federal Reserve later this week and it's likely impact on interest rates and the markets.
Singapore punishes 20 banks in benchmark rate review
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank censured a record 20 banks on Friday after it found more than 100 traders in the city state tried to rig key borrowing and currency rates. Full story
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Buy the Sell-Off, Stocks Will Rally Back: Expert
CNBC's Steve Liesman provides perspective on Japan's "Abenomics" and global volatility, with the FMHR crew. And, Mike Ryan, UBS, cautions investors not to get "too caught up in short-term volatility markets."
We've Seen Great Rotation Begin: Bouroudjian
Interest rates continue to move higher. Dissecting the latest market action, with Jack Bouroudjian, Bull and Bear Partners; Mike Schumacher, UBS; and CNBC's Rick Santelli.
Profit Margins Have Peaked: Wien
Paul Richards, UBS, discusses how to play the market's volatility, with the FMHR traders. And, Byron Wien, Blackstone Advisory Partners, reveals where he sees trouble ahead in the markets.
Cashin: Hindenburg Omen Now Raising Alert Flags
The Hindenburg omen has occurred several times in the past few weeks, said UBS director of floor operations, Art Cashin. This suggests that the market may not be a launchpad upward, compared to history, and this should raise alert flags.
Jobs Number 'Too Good': Pro
Paul Richards of UBS discusses whether today's payroll number is good enough for the Fed to discuss at its next meeting.
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