Wednesday, May 14
	King Says Further 'Shocks' May Push U.K. Into Recession - Bloomberg May 14 -- Bank of England Governor Mervyn King speaks at a news conference in London following the publication of the bank's quarterly inflation report. The bank said inflation will overshoot its central 2 percent target in two years if it cuts the benchmark rate to 4.5 percent in 2009 as investors predict. The Bank of England this month left the rate at 5 percent. Charlie Bean, BOE's chief economist, and Paul Tucker, policy maker, also speaks.
	New Capital Infusion for Freddie Mac - FT US Daily View May 14 -- Aline van Duyn says Freddie Mac's announcement that it plans to raise $5.5bn in new capital--coupled with a similar recent announcement from its counterpart, Fannie Mae--please investors, who believe the U.S.-backed mortgage financier needs to keep raising capital as it continues to grow and acquire assets.
	Rising Inflation vs. Slow Growth - CNBC May 14 -- Insight on whether the economy has taken a detour from recession with Zachary Karabell of River Twice Research, CNBC's Steve Liesman & Rick Santelli.
	Consumer Prices Up; Icahn Weighs Yahoo Proxy Fight - MarketWatch Investors look at key inflation data showing consumer prices were up last month and Carl Icahn weighs a proxy fight at Yahoo. Deere & Co.'s profit jumped 22%, plus a look ahead at expected oil inventory data. Kelsey Hubbard reports. (May 14)
	Cramer Interviews Toll Brothers CEO - CNBC Mad Money May 13 -- In this May 13 'Mad Money' clip Jim Cramer and Bob Toll discuss Toll Brothers' quarterly results.
	Schumer Says Countrywide Symbolizes Fallout in Housing - Bloomberg May 14 -- U.S. Senator Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat and chairman of the congressional Joint Economic Committee, talks with Bloomberg's Peter Cook in Washington about the outlook for former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker's testimony to the committee today, the need for a single financial regulator and Countrywide Financial Corp.'s role in the housing downturn.
	Roach: Slow Growth to Spread - CNBC May 13 -- World renowned bear, Stephen Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, believes the worst is over but warns there is no light at the end of the tunnel. He shares his bearish outlook with CNBC's Martin Soong.
	Inflation Moderates - Forbes May 14 -- April CPI figures were better-than-expected, and stocks started higher.
	Can Gold Make a Comeback? - MarketWatch May 14 -- John Nadler, senior analyst with Kitco Bullion Dealers, says we're looking at a period of relatively calm gold trading and says there is a risk of gold descending to $730.
	Discussing Crude Realities - CNBC Kudlow & Company May 13 -- An outlook on oil price politics with Quentin Hardy of Forbes, Vince Farrell of Scotsman Capital Management, Jerry Bowyer of Benchmark Financial and CNBC's Larry Kudlow.