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David Seif of Nomura Securities International says he doesn't think Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will stay on until the end of his term in 2028, but he could stick around just long enough complicate succession plans for President Donald Trump. Seif speaks on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Lori Calvasina, RBC Capital Markets head of US equity strategy, says that although a market correction is possible she does not have a bearish outlook. She speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest."

Federal Reserve officials are widely expected to hold interest rates steady at their meeting on Wednesday due to uncertainty from the war in the Middle East. This will be the first time we hear from Chair Jerome Powell since the US-Israel war with Iran started. Bloomberg's Enda Curran reports.

Bloomberg Opinion columnist, Adrian Wooldridge, discusses his new book 'Centrists of the World Unite! The Lost Genius of Liberalism'. He argues the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence comes at a worrying moment in American history, with fundamental liberal principles under attack from illiberal forces on both the right and the left. The US, argues Wooldridge, should renew its faith in its founding liberal principles to tackle the challenges ahead. He was speaking on Bloomberg's The Pulse with Francine Lacqua.

Christopher Verrone, partner and chief market strategist at Strategas, examines market reaction to the Iran war and the policy response he expects from the Federal Reserve.

Ireland's finance minister, Simon Harris, said there are risks of a surge in inflation from the spike in energy prices and the Iran conflict is a "sharp wake-up call" for Europe to become more energy independent. He was speaking on Bloomberg's The Pulse with Francine Lacqua.

Irish Finance Minister Simon Harris says the risk of a surge in inflation from the spike in energy prices is a reminder that Europe needs to accelerate efforts to become more energy independent. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.

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

UniCredit made a 35 billion ($40 billion) bid for Commerzbank that will allow it to increase its shareholding beyond 30%, easing the path for a potential future acquisition. Bloomberg's Tommaso Ebhardt reports.

Keo Rottanak, Cambodia's Minister of Mines and Energy, discusses the impact of the Iran war and rising energy prices in Cambodia. He spoke exclusively with Paul Allen on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin.

China's long-running effort to build out its energy sources is getting fresh momentum from the war in Iran. It's reinforcing a strategy that's sent grid operators on a bond-selling binge and funneled hundreds of billions of dollars into the market. Bloomberg's Dan Murtaugh and David Fickling discuss on The China Show.

JPMorgan's Mixo Das says investors can "just choose to look through this volatility" when it comes to geopolitical events. He also tells Bloomberg Television that some investors are looking at staples, energy, materials and industrials as a sector trade, or using options to hedge.