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Dean Forbes, CEO of industrial software provider Forterro says the technological shift that AI has brought about in the software space presents an "opportunity" for companies like Forterro. There have been growing fears that entire industries, including software programming, are at risk of being disrupted by artificial intelligence. In an interview on Thursday March 26 on "The Pulse with Francine Lacqua," Forbes also spoke about the impact of geopolitical uncertainty on business.

Wei Li, global chief investment strategist at BlackRock, discusses her neutral stance on the overall direction of equities and how the conflict in the Middle East is prompting a thematic approach.

Portuguese Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento discusses the economy, its ability to withstand the impact of the war in the Middle East, and interest from airlines for a stake in TAP. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.

Bond yields are falling as focus turns to the growth risks from a protracted conflict in the Middle East conflict and expectations for higher interest rates cool. Bloomberg's Morwenna Coniam joined "The Opening Trade" to discuss.

The availability of an alternative route for getting crude from Saudi Arabia to Asia, the Red Sea, has become more of a risk after Houthi militants entered the Middle East conflict. Bloomberg's Brendan Murray explains.

Anna Edwards, Lizzy Burden and Adam Linton break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

Years of historically low interest rates that left debt investors hungry for yield have resulted in private equity owners and advisors employing tactics that are unprecedented. Luca Casiraghi explains.

Oil advanced as Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen entered the Middle East war and more US troops arrived in the region, raising fears the widening conflict will cause further chaos for energy markets. Bloomberg's Anthony di Paola reports.

Adelle Nazarian of Innovexus Consulting warns that an escalation extending to US boots on the ground in Iran is increasingly likely, with neither the US or Iran in a position to back down. She speaks after President Donald Trump said that Iran "gave" the US most of the 15 demands it issued to Tehran to end the war, even as it remains unclear whether either side is negotiating.

Here's why the Indian rupee could continue to get weaker despite a push to curb speculation, according to Abbas Keshvani, Asia Macro Strategy Director at RBC Capital Markets and Bloomberg's Ruth Carson.