CNBC Latin America

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CNBC Latin America
CNBC logo.svg
Launched 1998 ca.
Owned by NBCUniversal
Language English
Broadcast area Latin America
Website CNBC.com on MSN
Availability
Terrestrial
Not applicableNot applicable
Satellite
AMC-10 (formerly Satcom C4), C-band Digital Channel 103 (Transponder 13)
Cable
Numerous variable channel number

CNBC Latin America is a business TV channel from NBC Universal that retransmits English-language programs from CNBC and CNBC World to Latin America. CNBC World itself retransmits programs from CNBC Europe and CNBC Asia; it has no original programming.

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Weekday programming
ET Program Retransmitted channel Hosts Description
00:00 Capital Connection CNBC World (from CNBC Asia) Nancy Hungerford The bridge between the Asian and European trading days Live
01:00 Squawk Box Europe CNBC World (from CNBC Europe) Geoff Cutmore, Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso Derived from CNBC's Squawk Box
04:00 Street Signs Europe Carolin Roth Derived from CNBC's former Street Signs programme
05:00 Worldwide Exchange CNBC Wilfred Frost, Sarah Eisen CNBC's global business programme
06:00 Squawk Box Joe Kernen, Rebecca Quick and Andrew Ross Sorkin Provides a mix of business news and commentary
09:00 Squawk on the Street Carl Quintanilla, David Faber, Jim Cramer and Sara Eisen Focuses on real-time market coverage at the start of the trading day
11:00 Squawk Alley Carl Quintanilla and Jon Fortt Covering the intersection between Wall Street and the technology world
12:00 Fast Money Half Time Report Scott Wapner A fast-paced discussion of the day's market action at the midpoint of the trading day
13:00 Power Lunch Tyler Mathisen, Brian Sullivan, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera and Melissa Lee Examines the companies, people, and trends influencing Wall Street
15:00 Closing Bell Kelly Evans and Bill Griffeth Covers the close of the trading day
17:00 Fast Money Melissa Lee (host), Pete Najarian, Guy Adami, Tim Seymour and Karen Finerman (panelists) A fast-paced discussion of the day's market action
18:00 Mad Money Jim Cramer A fast-paced show offering stock advice to callers
19:00 Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Jimmy Fallon Talk show Rerun from 00:35 on NBC
N/A (EST) / 20:00 (EDT) Asia Squawk Box CNBC World (from CNBC Asia) Bernard Lo Derived from CNBC's Squawk Box Live
21:00 (EST) / 22:00 (EDT) Street Signs Martin Soong and Oriel Morrison Derived from CNBC's former Street Signs programme
23:00 Mad Money CNBC Jim Cramer Fast-paced show offering stock advice to callers Rerun from 18:00
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