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CNBC's Rick Santelli discusses the latest action in the bond market, and the U.S. dollar. more...

The emerging markets sell-off could boost mining companies, analysts said on Tuesday. more...

U.S. stock prices could continue to drop after two sharply down days, but it's too soon to say if this is the big one. more...

Sean Callow, Senior Currency Strategist at Westpac Bank, describes the factors at play behind the greenback's sharp tumble overnight. more...

CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow. more...

Ray Attrill, Co-Head of FX Strategy at NAB expects capital outflows from emerging markets to continue in the near term. more...

Nick Verdi, Director, FX Strategy Asia Pacific ex-Japan at Barclays tells CNBC's Cash Flow why the recent rout in EM currencies has more to do with the USD than with individual currencies. more...

Stocks in Indonesia and India had a rough session as their currencies continue to tumble, reports CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar. more...

South Korea continued to log capital outflows from its financial account in August on massive foreign stock selling, although the current account surplus widened from the prior month on strong exports, central bank data showed on Thursday. more...

Gold prices rebounded slightly on Thursday following a drop of 3 percent in the previous session, as sharply lower prices attract bargain hunters, while improved risk appetite is likely to cap gains.* more...

"I wouldn't be surprised to see some selling today based on no news [about QE3 from Jackson Hole], but I don't think it will be a big sell-off," Charlie Parker, investment editor at Citywire, told CNBC. more...

Gold held steady on Thursday after a sharp drop in prices in the previous session as investors ditched safe-haven assets, while a margin hike in COMEX gold may further weigh on sentiment.* more...

"The sell-off in Chinese banking stocks is not too surprising in the sense that most of the news recently has been either neutral or negative on the banks," Phillip Chan, director at Shenyin Wanguo Securities, told CNBC. more...

Like a cyclone, speculation that Europe's banks are beginning to suffer from exposure to the sovereign debt crisis ripped across global markets, taking bank shares and other stocks lower. more...

European banks are the focus of today's sell-off. Insight on whether this will be a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis, with Christopher Wheeler, Mediobanca bank analyst. more...

"I think the markets will test the resolve of the Euro zone politicians. It is a game of cat and mouse, and unless the markets push the politicians, they do not do anything. I think we are going to enter our third wave of selling," Chris Watling, chief executive at Longview Economics, told CNBC...

There's a currency worry behind all the selling of Italian and Spanish bonds, this economist says. more...

The Dow fell by 635 points, Asia followed suit and Europe is expecting losses for up to 6 percent following the downgrade of US debt by ratings agency Standard & Poor’s. Whether the move by S&P can be wholly blamed for the heavy selling of stocks is open to question, but the market is now asking...

Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, explains why the dollar is looking more like a safe haven than the euro. more...

Making sense of the global sell-off, with Mohamed Ed-Erian, PIMCO CEO/co-CIO. more...