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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.

President Donald Trump says Iran is ready to agree to a plan for an end to the conflict, though Tehran's public stance remains defiant. Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche reports from Dubai.

Former OpenAI Head of Go-To-Market Zack Kass believes that while it's still early days for artificial intelligence investments, AI is going to make a lot of winners. Kass has become one of the most sought-after voices on how businesses can harness this powerful technology. He speaks with Haslinda Amin from the sidelines of 'Citi Macro Conference in Hong Kong'.

The Iran conflict is raising the prospect of stagflation and is "a pretty bad mix for markets," according to Jim McCormick, Chief Global Macro Strategist at Citi. He speaks on the sidelines of the Citi Hong Kong Macro Conference.

Former US Associate Deputy Energy Secretary Randa Fahmy warns that the ongoing Middle East conflict could extend for a prolonged period. She speaks after Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen entered the conflict over the weekend.

Parts of Tehran lost electrical power after missile strikes on Sunday as Iran and its proxies lobbed attacks at US allies over the weekend and thousands more American military personnel moved into the region. Bloomberg's Laura Davison reports on the latest.