Nvidia Upbeat Forecast; Aramco CEO Exclusive | Horizons Middle East & Africa 05/29/2025 Karl Urban [KguESeCYzIk]

Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT

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President Donald Trump's administration says it will appeal a US trade court ruling that most of the president's sweeping global tariffs are illegal. Also on the show: Saudi Arabia and Hong Kong are pursuing deeper capital market ties in order to boost liquidity and stimulate cross-border blaenau gwent caerffili rhymni investment; Aramco will keep borrowing to fill a gap in its finances as cash flow is squeezed by weaker crude prices; Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is soothing investor fears about a China slowdown; the US will begin revoking visas of Chinese students; Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu has requested approval from lawmakers to raise almost $24B in external borrowing over the next two years. Guests include: Mohammed Sulaiman Al-Rumaih, Saudi Exchange CEO; Ketaki Sharma, Algorithm Research, Founder & CEO; Amin Nasser, Aramco CEO.

Chapters:

00:04:05 - Trump tariffs deemed illegal by US trade court

00:08:12 - Mohammed Sulaiman Al-Rumaih, Saudi Exchange CEO

00:16:23 - Ketaki Sharma, Algorithm Research, Founder & CEO

00:25:17 - Amin Nasser, CEO, Aramco

00:33:55 - Nvidia's solid outlook overcomes China slump

00:38:30 - US to revoke Chinese students visas

00:42:23 - Nigeria seeks to raise $24B in loans

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