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<p>Around 14,000 ships transit the Panama Canal annually. The U.S. uses it more than any other nation with 40% of all U.S. container traffic, valued at $270 billion, traveling through the 50 mile stretch of water each year. But tensions in Panama are rising. President Trump claims China has “influence and control” over the canal and that threat represents a “violation of the treaty” between the U.S. and Panama. In March, an investment group led by U.S. firm BlackRock announced it was trying to purchase two ports at either end of the canal as well as about 40 others from Hong Kong based-CK Hutchison. The outcome of that deal remains unclear. To better understand the issues facing the Panama Canal, CNBC’s Lori Ann Larocco boarded a tugboat to get a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges it faces.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00- 2:28 Introduction<br />
2:39 &#8211; 8:20 Chapter 1. On the canal<br />
8:21 &#8211; 12:17 Chapter 2. Higher prices<br />
12:18 &#8211; 18:14 Chapter 3. China’s influence on the canal<br />
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<p>&quot;You can&#8217;t get a more positive change than what we&#8217;ve seen,&quot; said David Ripley, CEO of crypto exchange Kraken. </p>
<p>Speaking on CNBC&#8217;s Beyond the Valley podcast with Arjun Kharpal, Ripley said that President Trump&#8217;s &quot;embrace of crypto&quot; has &quot;just been super positive.&quot;</p>
<p>Listen to the full episode here: https://pod.fo/e/2cee&#8230;</p>


Trump’s crypto pivot is a big industry win

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<p>In big cities around the world, new, pristine public spaces have been popping up — often replacing tired areas in need of refurbishment. But are they *really* public spaces?</p>
<p>As a part of a new limited, three-part series from CNBC, the first episode of &quot;Who Owns&quot; follows the explosive growth of these privately owned public spaces in Lon&#8230;</p>


The rise of London’s POPS

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<p>Were London’s public spaces sold off to private developers? The question led to a heated debate in the U.K.&#8217;s capital, but the answer is more nuanced than it may seem.</p>
<p>This is part one of a three-part series. Look out for the next upload on Saturday, May 10.</p>
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Who Owns London’s (Privately Owned) Public Spaces?

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<p>President Trump&#8217;s campaign to increase tariff rates on imports targets China in particular. In response, China&#8217;s leaders have levied higher duties on imports of U.S.-sourced products. China has also identified U.S. companies to blacklist and limited access to rare earth elements, which enable many modern technologies. As traffic at U.S. ports slows, Chinese officials have demurred on the Trump administration&#8217;s requests for negotiation.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
01:36 Chapter 1: Bonds<br />
03:36 Chapter 2: U.S. imports<br />
05:55 Chapter 3: U.S. exports<br />
07:48 Chapter 4: Relationships</p>
<p>Produced and Edited by: Carlos Waters<br />
Additional Editing by: Andrea Miller<br />
Senior Director of Video: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
Graphics: Mallory Brangan, Jason Reginato<br />
Additional footage: Defense Visual Information Distribution System, Getty Images<br />
Additional sources: Cato Institute, Federal Reserve, Peterson Institute for International Economics, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Treasury Department, World Bank</p>
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Cardinal Stone: Q1’25 earnings to drive sentiments in Nigeria equities

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<p>From inflation to fintech, and credit ratings to capital flows — what does stability look like in a time of global uncertainty?&#8221; Strong economies need strong financial ecosystems and Africa’s resilience is being tested and proven in real time.</p>


Focus On Djibouti Business Forum: Financial Markets & Economic Resilience

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say mid-dated bonds are recording pockets of demand, especially the 2033 paper with bids hovering around 20 per cent. On the T-bills side, the market is expected to continue to trade on a slightly bullish note given positive system liquidity. Ademola Osuntoki, Treasury Team Lead at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Positive liquidity to sustain T-bills bull run

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<p>In this episode, we zoom into digitization: the new currency of growth. How are governments, entrepreneurs, and investors building the systems to connect, scale, and compete in a digital-first world? Africa’s digital leap is more than a trend, it’s a necessity. But inclusion, infrastructure, and intent must align.</p>


Focus On Djibouti Business Forum: Digitization: The new currency of growth

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<p>CNBC Marathon explores how malls across the United States are evolving with the times.</p>
<p>While many U.S. malls face anchor store closures and empty parking lots, some are finding new life by becoming housing. Real estate developers are building housing inside of or next to shopping malls as department stores like Macy’s, JCPenney and Sears shrink or cease to exist. At least 192 U.S. malls planned to add housing to their footprint as of January 2022. CNBC visited a Macerich housing project at Flatiron Crossing Mall in Broomfield, Colorado as well as the Arcade Mall in Providence, Rhode Island to find out what it is like to live inside a mall.</p>
<p>U.S. adults make about 1.3 billion visits to shopping centers each month or about 62 trips per person annually, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers. While some outlets, like malls, have struggled to retain shoppers, foot traffic to strip malls is booming. The U.S. has more than 68,000 strip malls from coast to coast, accord&#8230;</p>


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<p>&quot;They think that&#8217;s volatility? This is like a Tuesday for us.&quot;</p>
<p>Speaking on CNBC&#8217;s Beyond the Valley podcast with Arjun Kharpal, David Ripley, co-CEO of crypto exchange Kraken, said that the recent moves in financial markets following President Trump&#8217;s tariff splurge are a reminder that crypto is the &quot;only truly global financial netw&#8230;</p>


Tariff volatility has confirmed why we need crypto

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<p>Dave Ripley, co-CEO of Kraken, one of the world&#8217;s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges talks to CNBC&#8217;s Arjun Kharpal about the volatility in crypto markets, what President Donald Trump means for the industry and what new regulation in the U.S. could mean for global players.</p>
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Kraken co-CEO on the changing nature of crypto trading

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<p>Market analyst Gary Shilling says President Trump’s tariffs will put the U.S. in a recession, if the country isn’t already in one. He says as the buyer, the U.S. has the upper hand and is forcing a negotiation. Mr. Shilling predicts manufacturing will not come back the U.S. in the way Trump would like. He thinks the U.S. dollar will not lose its status as the international currency and is very bullish on India.. Watch the video to find out more of his thoughts on macroeconomic trends in this latest episode of The Bottom Line.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Intro<br />
0:33 Tariff impact<br />
2:53 India<br />
4:24 Recession risk<br />
5:10 U.S. manufacturing<br />
7:07 U.S. dollar<br />
8:31 Business outlook<br />
8:58 Financial advice</p>
<p>Produced by: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
Edited by: Andrea Miller<br />
Camera by: Merritt Enright</p>
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Tariffs Will Put The U.S. In A Recession: Gary Shilling

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect bearish sentiments to dominate the fixed income market owing to expected decline in system liquidity following this week’s bond and OMO auction settlement. Kinskin Ukeje, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Bond, OMO auction settlement fuel liquidity decline

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<p>South Africa recorded a budget deficit of 13.1 billion rand in March, compared with a surplus of 3.4 billion rand in the same month last year, according to National Treasury data out earlier. The country is still operating without a budget for this fiscal year after Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana was twice forced to postpone its tabling in parliament. Godongwana and key officials outlined the process that will be followed regarding the 2025 Budget.</p>


Godongwana budget to be tabled May 21

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