Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Tensions spike in the Middle East as President Trump threatens to strike Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, sending oil back above $100 and rattling global markets. Goldman Sachs kicks off earnings season with a surprise drop in bond trading, even as equities shine. We break it all down with Leslie Vinjamuri joins the show on geopolitical risk and diplomacy, KBW's Chris McGratty on what’s next for big banks, and Slate Auto CEO Peter Faricy on his bold plan to disrupt the EV market with a $20K electric pickup.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Open Interest Begins
00:06:03 - Oil Jumps on Trump’s Plan to Blockade Strait of Hormuz
00:15:32 - Christopher McGratty KBW | Goldman Stock Trades Set Record; FICC Misses
00:24:03 - Lori Calvasina RBC | Stocks Slide as Hormuz Deadline Approaches
00:35:28 - Goldman Sachs Kicks Off Earnings Seaso
00:38:56 - US-Iran Truce Mostly Holds Before Blockade Set to Begin
00:44:50 - Trump Vows to Blockade Hormuz After Peace Talks Fail
00:48:45 - Aoifinn Devitt Moneta | Stocks Trim Decline Ass Oil Prices Pare Gains
00:56:18 - Leslie Vinjamuri The Chicago Council | Trump Hormuz Deadline Hits, Raising Iran War Stakes
01:04:22 - Peter Faricy Slate Auto | Slate Auto Raises $650M to Fund Low-Cost EV-Pickup
01:17:10 - Alexander De Croo UNDP Administrator | Trump Vows to Eliminate Iranian Ships to Close US Blockade
01:22:51 - Nadia Calviño European Investment Bank | War to Slow Growth, Lift Global Inflation
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