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<p>President Trump is urging oil producers to &quot;drill, baby, drill.&quot; U.S. oil and gas investors may not be on board with the plan.<br />
The U.S. is already producing more crude oil than any other nation in history. In December 2024, U.S. oil and gas firms produced more than 13.49 million barrels of crude per day. That&#8217;s an all-time high rate of production, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration records.<br />
High rates of production tend to lower prices, which benefits consumers. But if prices drop too far, affecting producers&#8217; profits, they may stop drilling&#8230;.</p>


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<p>As autonomous driving technology advances, safety is at the forefront of many discussions.</p>
<p>On this week&#8217;s Beyond the Valley podcast, Pony.ai CEO James Peng talks to Arjun Kharpal about the importance of both actual and perceived safety in autonomous vehicles.</p>
<p>While traditional safety measures are crucial, creating a sense of security for passenge&#8230;</p>


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<p>Autonomous driving is quickly evolving, with Pony.ai at the forefront of this transformation.</p>
<p>In this episode of Beyond the Valley, recorded live on stage at the CONVERGE LIVE event in Singapore, James Peng, Pony.ai&#8217;s co-founder and CEO, speaks to CNBC&#8217;s Arjun Kharpal about the rapid advancements in driverless technology.</p>
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<p>Investors momentum resurfaced in the banking sector as the Nigeria equities market shook off a weak start to the week headlined by selloffs. Analysts believe potential bargain-hunting in the beaten-down insurance sector may spark a mild sectoral rebound. Muktar Mohammed, Analyst at Assar Investments, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


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Banking stocks drive Nigeria equities rebound

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<p>The inaugural Gauteng Investment Conference embarked on the journey to attract over R800 billion of investments and to showcase Gauteng as a gateway to the rest of Africa. This Focus On will bring key voices from the event.</p>


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<p>Investors are turning their attention to the 902-billion-naira treasury bills auction despite a week of selloffs, the Debt Management Office plans to rollover 2.9 trillion of maturing bills based on the second quarter T-Bills calendar. Traders at Access Bank expect a calm session today. Tobechukwu Ikpe, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa for a market update.</p>


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<p>President Trump&#8217;s sweeping new tariffs sparked a $6 trillion market selloff and reignited debate about trade policy. Economists say they&#8217;re watching for signs the tariffs might break the current economic expansion or worsen inflation. While some suggest the president could walk back parts of the policy to score negotiation wins, others warn that the economic damage is already spreading and recession risks are mounting.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
1:47 How long will the tariffs last?<br />
3:12 Stock market tolerance<br />
5:36 Congress stepping in<br />
6:42 Recession risks</p>
<p>Produced by: Charlotte Morabito<br />
Edited by: Nora Rappaport<br />
Senior Director of Video: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images, New York Times</p>
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<p>This episode of Focus On explores the Gauteng Investment Conference. The inaugural event convened under the theme “Investing in Gauteng: The Engine of Africa’s Growth”. CNBC Africa spoke to key stakeholders in support of the Office of the Premier’s goals to drive infrastructure development and economic growth in Gauteng.</p>


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<p>Only a handful of sports teams including the Major League Baseball team, Atlanta Braves, are public in the U.S. That&#8217;s mainly due to strict league rules, tax advantages of private ownership and the financial scrutiny that comes with public disclosure. Instead, teams are increasingly turning to private equity and limited partnerships to raise capital, prompting the question of whether public ownership could ever become a thing in the future.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
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08:29 The future of going IPO</p>
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Animation: Jason Reginato, Josh Kalven<br />
Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images<br />
Additional Sources: ESPN, Manchester United, Premier League, The Independent, NBA, NFL, MLB</p>
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<p>This episode of Focus On explores the lead-up to the Inaugural Gauteng Investment Conference. We speak to key stakeholders who have rallied behind the Gauteng government&#8217;s ambitious target of reaching R800 billion in investment over the next three to five years.</p>


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<p>As UNESCO reports, there are widespread concerns that learning outcomes do not match the expansion of education because many countries lack systematic data on who is learning and who is not. To this end, the April edition of EdTech Mondays Africa will review the 2024 EdTech Conference Recommendation No. 4 – “Drive decisions with data by investing in government systems and capabilities for timely collection, analysis and informed decision-making”.</p>


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<p>Africa Business Weekly on CNBC Africa brings you the most impactful business stories across sub-Saharan Africa every week. From the capital markets to economic news affecting the regions from East, West ad Southern Africa, we will speak to the major newsmakers from across the sub-Saharan Africa region to get exciting and unique angles to the stories shaping the continent.</p>


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<p>After having a big moment in U.S. culture during the early 2000s, Crocs&#8217; growth fell flat over the decade following the Great Recession. However, clever marketing and brand messaging focusing on customization with its charms, Jibbitz, has made the iconic clog &#8216;cool&#8217; again. In 2024, the company that also includes casual footwear brand, HeyDude, sold over $4 billion of product. Watch the video to find out how Crocs made its comeback and plans to keep scaling its business.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
1:40 Chapter 1: Jibbitz craze<br />
3:30 Chapter 2: Pulling off a turnaround<br />
5:55 Chapter 3: Threats to success</p>
<p>Produced, shot, and edited by: Ryan Baker<br />
Camera by: Natalie Rice<br />
Animation by: Jason Reginato<br />
Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images, AP Images, Crocs</p>
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<p>Chinese automaker BYD‘s new 5-minute EV charging technology might be one of the biggest breakthroughs the industry has seen so far. But experts say there’s reason to temper enthusiasm. Still, BYD has gone from low-cost battery maker to global automotive giant in a short time. Its ability to innovate shows just how far ahead Chinese automakers are compared with global rivals, including Tesla.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 &#8211; 01:42 Introduction<br />
01:51 Chapter 1: The juggernaut<br />
03:27 Chapter 2: 5-minute charging<br />
04:46 Chapter 3: Technical hurdles<br />
09:55 Chapter 4: The business case </p>
<p>Producer: Robert Ferris<br />
Editor: Darren Geeter<br />
Animation: Mallory Brangan, Jason Reginato<br />
Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi<br />
Additional footage: Getty Images, BYD, Hyundai, Lucid, Tesla</p>
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<p>The Inaugural Gauteng Investment Conference seeks to attract R800 billion of investment pledges of the next five years. Industry leaders from both the private and public sectors gathered to discuss what South Africa&#8217;s richest province&#8217;s economic plans are to showcase its investment corridors and attract these investment pledges. This Highlight special will bring key voices from this event.</p>


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<p>The Trump administration launched a sweeping tariff strategy targeting countries with which the U.S. runs trade deficits. The White House&#8217;s formula is being used to calculate new import duties, but some economists say it lacks credibility and does not reflect actual trade practices. Experts caution that the move could lead to retaliatory tariffs, disrupt global supply chains and threaten economic growth.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
1:38 The formula<br />
2:47 Trade deficits</p>
<p>Produced and edited by: Charlotte Morabito<br />
Animation: Jason Reginato<br />
Senior Director of Video: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images</p>
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