India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi will satisfy U.S. President Joe Biden for a one-on-1 bilateral assembly as entire world leaders assemble in New Delhi for the Team of 20 summit. Critics say Modi is using the summit as a leverage to start out campaigning early for elections. Reporting from New Delhi, CNBC’s Martin Soong highlights that Modi’s experience is plastered on hundreds of posters promoting the G20.
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Kuwait said Saturday that it has cut oil production and refining output because tankers cannot transit the Persian Gulf due to threats from Iran. The Arab monarchy did not say how many barrels per day it has cut, but described the output reduction as a precautionary measure that will be “reviewed as the situation develops.” […]
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Canadians hold an “Elbows Up” protest against U.S. tariffs and other policies by U.S. President Donald Trump, at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, Ontario, Canada March 22, 2025. Carlos Osorio | Reuters For Lisa Mcbean, buying American-made snacks and traveling to the U.S. was second nature. That changed for the Ontario resident starting in early […]
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Goldman Sachs recently named several stocks the Wall Street colossus believes are a must-own as market fears rise. The investment bank said that investors should buy the dip in companies like Nvidia. Other stocks rated buy at Goldman and screened by CNBC Pro include: Ross Stores, Viking Holdings, Once Upon a Farm and Dutch Bros. […]
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