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<p>Trade in Africa has grown modestly in recent decades, expanding from 49 per cent of GDP in 2000 to 53 per cent by 2019, according to the International Monetary Fund’s 2023 report on Trade Integration in Africa. This Focus On episode gives an overview of African trade and some of its unique challenges as we scope the CIIE, AGOA, and the IATF &#8211; three trade forums that all occurred in November&#8230;.</p>


Focus On: Exploring trade integration in Africa

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<p>Analysts at Meristem Securities expect the equities market to remain mixed with a positive tilt. Victory George, Investment Research Analyst at Meristem Securities joins me now for more market updates&#8230;.</p>


Meristem: Mixed sentiments to prevail at equities market

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#WeBelieveInHere Episode 5

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<p>Analysts at Vetiva Capital say headwinds like naira devaluation, higher operating expense, inflation, and FX losses among others, impacted the profitability of companies in the consumer goods space. Oluebube Nwosu, Consumer Goods Analyst at Vetiva Capital, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion&#8230;.</p>


Headwinds impact profitability of consumer goods giants

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<p>CNBC Africa brings you key highlights of the 29th edition of the Nigerian Economic Summit as public and private sector players, captains of industries and partners, brainstorm on pathways to unlocking Nigeria&#8217;s economic growth&#8230;.</p>


Focus On the 29th Nigerian Economic Summit

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<p>Traders at UBA expect continued bearish sentiments in the bonds secondary market to linger for the rest of this month. Meanwhile, investors are taking position ahead of next week’s 211 billion naira treasury bills auction. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of ALM &#038; Balance Sheet Management at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more market updates&#8230;.</p>


UBA: Bond market to remain bearish through November

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect investors to continue to cherry-pick some treasury bills in the absence of an OMO auction. Eki Teddy-Onaghise, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market updates&#8230;.</p>


Access: Investors continue to cherry-pick T-bills

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<p>Welcome to another edition of CNBC Africa&#8217;s all-new AI dedicated segment that keeps its finger on the pulse of continent-wide news that matters. Every week, we dive into the latest headlines and speak to market innovators about all thing&#8217;s tech-driven across Africa.  This week we speak to Rhys Morgan, VP and General Manager, EMEA, Media and Networks at Intelsat on some of their latest innovations in providing digital access to Africa&#8230;.</p>


AI Africa: Developing Africa’s use of sustainable internet access

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<p>Americans have accumulated a record-breaking $1 trillion in credit card debt.</p>
<p>This comes as the Federal Reserve&#8217;s interest rate hikes have caused average interest rates for credit cards to spike to more than 22%. Rates on retail credit cards are even higher, nearing 29% on average.</p>
<p>&quot;Even if you&#8217;re working and your wages are up, your rent costs more, your groceries cost more, your gas costs more, everything costs more,&quot; said Tedd Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate.com. &quot;So people don&#8217;t feel like they&#8217;re getting ahead.&quot;</p>
<p>Despite rising costs and higher borrowing rates, a record number of consumers shopped over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The National Retail Federation found that more than 200 million consumers hit the stores that weekend, a few more million than the 196.7 million shoppers who turned out in 2022.</p>
<p>However, big box retailers like Macy&#8217;s and Nordstrom have issued warnings about a slowdown in repayments on their credit cards over the sum&#8230;</p>


How America Racked Up A $1 Trillion Credit Card Bill

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Inside Paris most exclusive suite

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<p>Copper mines, like this one in Utah, are on the frontline of America’s transition to clean energy. This site, owned and operated by mining giant Rio Tinto, produces roughly 200,000 metric tons of copper annually — with room to grow. Global demand for copper, a major component of EVs, is expected to almost double from 25 million metric tons to nearly 49 million metric tons by 2035. But miners face a multitude of issues as they ramp up production, not least of which includes mitigating environmental damage, addressing the concerns of the local stakeholders, and operating in remote regions of the world. </p>
<p>Based in the UK, Rio Tinto is one of the world’s largest mining companies with projects in 35 countries. In addition to its 17 iron ore mines in Western Australia that produce material used in steel, its products include aluminum, diamonds, and boron, a component in fertilizer and smartphones. Historically miners have been known for their environmental impact but today are increasi&#8230;</p>


Why Mining Giant Rio Tinto Is Benefitting From The EV Boom

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<p>4 questions to Stella McCartney on her #1 style rule, how her parents influenced her design and sustainability in fashion<br />
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4 questions to Stella McCartney

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<p>Peace and security are essential for the development of any economy. For many years, the Central African Republic knew no peace and had to deal with a humanitarian crisis and a stagnating economy. The tide is however changing for CAR. In this special edition of Doing Business in Rwanda, we bring you Rwandan businesses operating in Bangui as well as the significant role played by Rwandan forces in maintaining security in Central African Republic.</p>


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Eye on Rwandan businesses in the Central African Republic

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<p>Apple has designed its own custom chips for iPhones since 2010, kicking off a trend followed by other non-chip giants like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Tesla. In November, CNBC became the first journalists to film inside an Apple chip lab, where it tests its latest M3 chips that replaced Intel processors in all new Macs. We also got a rare chance to talk with Apple’s head of silicon, Johny Srouji, and Apple&#8217;s senior vice president of hardware engineering, John Ternus, about geopolitical risks in Taiwan, slowdowns and what’s next in AI.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
00:00 &#8211; 2:10 Intro<br />
2:11 &#8211; 6:55 Powering iPhones since 2010<br />
6:56 &#8211; 12:09 Replacing Intel in Macs<br />
12:10 &#8211; 14:55 Taiwan, slowdown, other risks<br />
14:56 &#8211; 17:11 AI and what&#8217;s next</p>
<p>Produced by: Katie Tarasov<br />
Edited by: Sydney Boyo<br />
Supervising Producer: Jeniece Pettitt<br />
Animation: Jason Reginato, Christina Locopo, Andrea Schmitz<br />
Camera: Andrew Evers, Sydney Boyo, Jeniece Pettitt<br />
Editorial Support: Steve Kovach<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images, App&#8230;</p>


Inside An Apple Lab That Makes Custom Chips For iPhone And Mac

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<p>Traders at UBA expect the T-Bills market to remain subdued as investors take position ahead of next week’s 104.36-billion-naira T-bills auction. Kenneth Onuoha, Assets and Liabilities Team Member at UBA joins CNBC Africa for a wrap of activities for this week and more.</p>


Investors position ahead of ₦104.3bn T-bills auction

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say buy interest in the treasury bills secondary market lingers as market players continue to utilize the liquidity in the system. Kolawole Komolafe, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market updates.</p>


Access: T-Bills records sustained buy-interest

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Eye on Rwandan businesses in the Central African Republic

Inside An Apple Lab That Makes Custom Chips For iPhone And Mac

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Focus On: Exploring trade integration in Africa

Meristem: Mixed sentiments to prevail at equities market

#WeBelieveInHere Episode 5

Headwinds impact profitability of consumer goods giants

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UBA: Bond market to remain bearish through November

Access: Investors continue to cherry-pick T-bills

AI Africa: Developing Africa’s use of sustainable internet access

How America Racked Up A $1 Trillion Credit Card Bill

Inside Paris most exclusive suite

Why Mining Giant Rio Tinto Is Benefitting From The EV Boom

4 questions to Stella McCartney

Eye on Rwandan businesses in the Central African Republic

Inside An Apple Lab That Makes Custom Chips For iPhone And Mac

Investors position ahead of ₦104.3bn T-bills auction

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