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Kathy Bostjancic, chief economist at Nationwide Mutual Insurance, joined "Bloomberg Surveillance" to discuss why she is "not overly bearish on the economy."

Jason Thomas, head of global research & investment strategy at Carlyle, joined "Bloomberg Surveillance" to discuss the concerns over private credit, saying "the systemic risk point is perhaps most significant here in terms of the misperceptions that exist."

Stuart Kaiser, Citi head of US equity trading strategy, says earnings growth expectations are helping to offset the increasing investor concerns about the war in Iran. He speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest."

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon wrote a letter to shareholders Monday, saying the US needs to "get stronger" in order to maintain its military and economic might. Dimon detailed his bank's plans to deploy more than $1 trillion to ensure that happens. Katherine Doherty has more on Bloomberg Television.

Matt Miskin, co-chief investment strategist at Manulife John Hancock Investments, says investors are looking to the dips to add to equities here as he examines market sentiment surrounding the Iran war.

Cameron Dawson, CIO at NewEdge Wealth, says, "there's still a fair amount of optimism," in markets on a quick end to the Iran war.

President Donald Trump asked Congress to enact a $2.2 trillion budget for 2027, including a $1.5 trillion request for defense, a significant increase over the $1 trillion sought for fiscal year 2026. Nathan Dean of Bloomberg Intelligence has more.

Mike Belshe, chief executive of BitGo, has suggested that public blockchain technology could serve as a direct solution to widespread government fraud.

Russia has introduced a package of bills in the State Duma aimed at bringing cryptocurrency activity under a clear legal framework.

Bitcoin climbed to a session high of $70,275 on 6 April, restoring its market capitalisation above $1.4 trillion.

QuickSwap has issued an urgent warning after its official Discord server was compromised by an unauthorised party, raising security concerns for its community.

Apple has removed Jack Dorsey’s decentralised messaging app Bitchat from its China App Store following a request from the country’s internet regulator.