The Week That Was: March 31, 2023
CNBC's Dominic Chu looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories.
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The Week That Was: March 31, 2023
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Russian citizens should feel the realities of war, says Ukrainian lawmaker
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Macquarie: Commodities prices perform better in hiking cycles
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The Bank of Japan is 'showing the sword but not actually using it,' professor says
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Gaming industry tends to be very resilient through economic downturns, gaming company says
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We expect a 'modest' appreciation of the Chinese yuan after 3 months, Goldman Sachs says
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Chips industry: Nvidia the only company doing very well from its A.I. exposure, says financial services firm
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The yuan's depreciation may benefit China's export demand, portfolio manager says
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Elon Musk's visit to China shows how important the market is for Tesla, strategist says
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U.S.-China chip war: We need to figure out how to 'play nice in the sandbox,' investment officer says
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China's BYD has a 'weapon' that Tesla doesn't have, says investment advisory firm
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There's a longer-term bull case for copper, says analyst
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North Korea's failed satellite launch sent Seoul into 'panic mode'
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Flights between China and Middle East almost back to pre-Covid levels: Nomura
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We can't rule out a deeper cut from OPEC+ as oil prices drop, says RBC's Helima Croft
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Speaker McCarthy negotiated a 'bad deal', says Rep. Ken Buck
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Our first responsibility is to the American people, says Rep. James Clyburn
