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The Trump administration plans a 30-day waiver of a century-old maritime law requiring American ships to be used for transporting goods between US ports to counter surging oil and gasoline prices. Tyler Kendall reports on Bloomberg Television.

Bloomberg's Shirin Ghaffary speaks at an event for subscribers in Washington, DC on March 11.

Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies, and Darío Gil, US Department of Energy under secretary for science, talk about working together on the build-out of a national AI infrastructure. Dell also comments about Anthropic's dispute with the Pentagon over using AI tools. They speak to Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow.

Argentina's shale boom is accelerating. Vista Energy CEO Miguel Galuccio joins Bloomberg Open Interest to discuss how the Vaca Muerta is positioning Argentina as a major non-OPEC energy supplier amid rising global supply tensions. With low production costs, rapidly increasing output, and new pro-investment policies, Argentina is moving to capitalize on a pivotal geopolitical moment.

Anna Wong of Bloomberg Economics talks about how AI and innovation will impact job markets at an event for subscribers in Washington, DC on March 11.

Bloomberg Economics' Anna Wong predicts AI will be deflationary for the economy over the next two-to-five years. She speaks at an event for Bloomberg subscribers in Washington, DC on March 11.

Bloomberg's Mario Parker speaks at an event for subscribers in Washington, DC on March 11.

Private credit may be heading for a shakeout. Mark Benedetti, the Executive President at Ardian, breaks down rising stress in the market, heavy exposure to software, and whether today's risks echo 2008. He joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about why AI could create both big winners and painful losers and the rising importance of diversification and discipline.

Mattel CEO Ynon Kriez joins Bloomberg Open Interest and says it's too soon tell how the war in Iran is impacting the company, but he says their supply chain is diversified and flexible. He also talks about explosive demand for Hot Wheels and Barbie dolls, and how its partnership with OpenAI is working.

"I'm not sure that it's the time to buy the dip," Robinhood CIO Stephanie Guild says on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Guild also says concerns about the credit cycle reaching are at a critical point, exacerbated by higher interest rates and persistent inflation.