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Even with geopolitical tensions and AI disruption, dealmaking isn't slowing down. Mark McMaster, , Global Head of M&A at Lazard, joined Bloomberg Open Interest says M&A could still grow this year, powered by mega-deals and strategic shakeups. But in tech, especially software, valuation questions are creating winners, losers and new opportunities.

Troy Asset Management Founder and Chief Investment Officer Sebastian Lyon speaks at an event for Bloomberg.com subscribers in London on March 17. He says the road ahead for gold will be "quite bumpy."

Sebastian Lyon, Troy Asset Management's founder and chief investment officer, speaks at an event for Bloomberg.com subscribers in London on March 17.

Iran says the US and Israel struck its giant South Pars gas field in the Persian Gulf. This would be the first time an Iranian upstream oil and gas facility was targeted during the war. Oil prices jumped on the news. Tyler Kendall has the latest from the White House.

US wholesale inflation accelerated unexpectedly in February, as the producer price index rose 0.7% after a 0.5% gain in the prior month, reflecting higher costs for goods and services. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.

Jeff Currie, chief strategy officer at Carlyle Energy Pathways, examines the disconnect between the paper and physical oil markets and the "bumpy ride" he expects as the market begins rebalancing supply and demand,

Jeff Currie, chief strategy officer at Carlyle Energy Pathways, examines the disconnect between the paper and physical oil markets and the price impact of Russian oil in the system.

Edward Yardeni, president at Yardeni Research, explains why he doesn't see many indicators of a buying opportunity as markets take a "pretty optimistic" view on the length of the Iran war.

A growing cash crunch is forcing Nigerian power producers out of business. Bloomberg's Chief Africa Correspondent Jennifer Zabasajja joins Horizons Middle East and Africa Anchor Joumanna Bercetche to talk about the impact on Nigerians.

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

Andre Kelleners, co-head of EMEA investment banking at Goldman Sachs, discusses the impact of the war in Iran on markets and M&A deals, saying clients "remain quiet forward leaning," while the majority of them "expects to do more this year than last year in M&A." Kelleners also discusses the pipeline of potential initial public offerings in Europe this year. "The pipeline for IPOs in Europe remains strong and remains robust."

David Rees, head of global economics at Schroders, discusses the impact of energy prices uncertainty on the Federal Reserve as the war in Iran continues. "If it is a relatively brief energy shock, I think you would look through that," he tells Bloomberg Television. He also discusses what to expect from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as the central bank prepares to deliver its interest rate decision on Wednesday. "I don't see him cutting rates. I think he's kind of backed away from that now," Rees adds.